Nature's Herbs Dandelion Root - 100ea

When found popping up all over a well-manicured lawn, this yellow-petalled weed is usually regarded as a nuisance. However, dandelion has been used as a medicinal herb for centuries by American Indians who began combining the leaves and roots to make healthy herbal teas. Nature's Herbs uses only the potent root, which is a known blood purifier that is also used to support liver and gall bladder health. Dandelion Root is also a natural plant diuretic that can prevent water retention, stimulate digestion and reduce kidney problems. Nature's Herbs' convenient, all-natural formula provides the full benefits of this supplement with 1,530 mg of dandelion root per serving. To ensure that this tonic works to its full potential, Nature's Herbs uses their “Freshcare” processing system to prevent plant oxidation. To maintain its freshness, store Dandelion Root at room temperature and take 3 times daily for optimal results.

How does Dandelion Root work?

Due to medicinal components contained in Dandelion Root, like sesquiterpene lactones, it can have a powerful effect on the gastrointestinal system, liver and gallbladder. These components are also referred to as “bitter principles,” which are found in the roots of the plant and are proven to help stimulate digestion, bile production in the gallbladder and bile flow from the liver. Studies have shown that dandelion leaves produce a diuretic effect similar to furosemide, a potent diuretic medication. By stimulating the kidney to excrete salt and water, Dandelion Root increases urine production and works as a natural diuretic treatment.

Dandelion Root also has protective qualities as it contains phenolic acids and taraxocosides to prevent oxidative damage diseases. This valuable herb is rich in iron, potassium and zinc as well as vitamin A, B, C and D, all of which support your overall health.

Benefits of Nature’s Herbs’ Dandelion Root:

• Natural plant diuretic
• Supports liver and gall bladder health
• Stimulates digestion
• Prevents water retention