The most common historical uses of dandelion was to treat liver disease, kidney disease, and spleen issues. Currently, dandelion is used by some for:
diuretic
loss of appetite
dyspepsia ~ indigestion
gastrointestinal ailments
minor digestion problems
liver and gallbladder detox
tonic for the liver and kidney
relieve liver disease symptoms
hepatic and biliary function restoration
In traditional Chinese medicine, dandelion herb combination is used to [...]
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Green tea is made from steamed fresh leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant. It is usually brewed for drinking, but extracts can be taken in capsules or used in skin care products.
Many are currently using green tea and green tea extracts with hopeful benefits to assist with:
weight loss
lower cholesterol levels
improve mental alertness
protect skin from [...]
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German is the type of chamomile most often used in the U.S., and this plant’s flowers are what goes into making its teas, liquid extracts, capsules and tablets.
It has been used for centuries to assist with a variety of health conditions, such as:
gas
anxiety
diarrhea
mouth rinse
mouth ulcers
sleeplessness
upset stomach
skin cream/ointment
These uses have no solid scientific evidence because chamomile [...]
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