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Kudzu - Puearia lobata comes from India, China, and Japan. Traditional Chinese medicine used kudzu to suppress the effects of alcohol, for headaches, as an antiemetic (a substance that prevents vomiting), and an antipyretic (a substance that reduces fever). Nowadays, kudzu is in the centre of attention of scientists and physicians who deal with addictions to alcohol, nicotine, and other drugs. The substances responsible for the positive results of the research into the effects of kudzu are, according to the researchers, the isoflavonoid glycosides daidzin and puerarin. The research also includes other flavonoids contained in kudzu that might help women in menopause, maintain healthy blood pressure, detoxify internal organs, and support the circulatory system.
Recommended dosage
1 tablet twice a day.
Ingredients
Contents of 2 tablets: Pueraria lobata (Kudzu; a mixture of root extract and dried root containing 1 % of daidzin) 1.000 mg; stabiliser: calcium phosphate; emulsifier: vegetable cellulose; thickener: gum arabic; skimmer: vegetable stearic acid; anticaking agent: silicon dioxide, vegetable magnesium stearate; tablet coat: cellulose; humectant: glycerine; acidity regulator: sodium citrate.
Remark for products containing extracs: In the interest of easier orientation in the quantities of the active ingredients in extracts we indicate their actual (original) amount.
Precautions
It is not designed for children, pregnant and nursing women. The product is not a substitute for a varied diet. Do not exceed the recommended daily dosing. Store in a cool dry place out of reach of children. Use best before date indicated by EXP data on the top side of the container.
Contents
60 tbl