Description
This excellent antimicrobial herb has been prescribed since the lst century CE by Ayurvedic doctors for infections. Its antibiotic activity was noted by Louis Pasteur,
Family
Alliaceae
Parts used
Bulb
Actions
- Carminative
- Expectorant
- Alterative
- Immunostimulant
- Antimicrobial
- Anthelmintic
- Hypocholesterolaemic
- Hypotensive
- Antitumour
- Rejuvenative
- Circulatory stimulant
- Digestive
Digestion Stimulates
digestion and absorption
May benefit type 2 diabetes,
Circulation
Increases circulation and reduces blood pressure.
Used for cramps and disorders such as Raynaud’s disease.
Lowers harmful cholesterol and triglyceride levels.
Reduces tendency to clotting and reduces the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
Respiritory System
Antimicrobial for chest infections, colds and flu
Expectorant and decongestant; clears catarrh, sinutsitis, coughs. asthma, hay fever and rhinitis.
Immune system
Antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral, particularly for the respiratory, digestive
and urinary systems. Active against viruses, including influenza B and herpes simplex type i and 2.
Powerful antioxidant; slows ageing process.
Sulphur compounds have antitumour activities and protect against pollution and nicotine.
Externally
Oil/ointment used for cuts, wounds, arthritis, sprains, unbroken Chilblains, athlete‘s foot,
Stings and warts.
Eardrops used for middle ear infection.
CAUTION
Avoid large doses during pregnancy.
May cause gastronntestinal upset. Applied to skin can cause
dermatitis.
Dosage:
Adults:
10 Drops three times a day
Chrildren:
2-6 years: 5 drops
6-12 years: 7 drops
12 or older: 10 drops
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