 Nettle Leaf ( Urica dioica )Nettle leaf's purported anti-inflammatory effects have been repeatedly confirmed by modern research over the past ten years. Nettle is particularly effective in treating allergic rhinitis, relieving nearly all the symptoms of itchy, watery eyes, sneezing and runny nose. It also has performed better than the prescription drug furosemide in reducing blood pressure, increasing urine output as a diuretic and increasing salt excretion. Nettle also seems to be effective in reducing pain and producing a sedative effect. Nettle Leaf shows some promise in boosting immune system function and is an effective treatment for many skin conditions. Nettle leaf has also been used as a hair and scalp treatment for centuries, and again, those uses are being supported by research as well. Nettle leaf extract seems to promote hair regrowth and thicken hair, as well as reducing dandruff and scalp conditions when used as a rinse. Precautions
Because of its diuretic and hypotensive actions, nettle leaf may lower blood pressure. If you are taking diuretics or other drugs meant to lower blood pressure, consult your doctor before using nettle leaf. Its long term, extended use is not recommended. POSSIBLE BENEFITS: - Helps cure vaginal infections
- Helps normalize menstrual flow
- Alleviates stuffy nose, watery eyes, and other symptoms of hayfever
- Lowers blood sugar
- Provides iron for the production of red blood cells
How to Use It:
Orally:
Capsules: Take 1 to 2 daily (See our Capsules and Capsule Filling Machine)
Dried Herb: Mix 1 teaspoons in warm liquid daily.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Common names: Nettle, Stinging Nettle, Common Nettle, Gerrais, Isirgan, Kazink, Ortiga, Grande Ortie, Ortie, Urtiga, Chichicaste, and Brennessel Our Nettle Leaf is organically-grown in India.
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