Botanical name
Fol. Urticae Dioicae
Common Names
Stinging Nettle,Big string nettle, common nettle, Nettle, devils leaf, European nettle.
Could be used for
Heart failure, arthritis, rheumatism, allergies, diabetes, skin rashes, leucorrhea, myoma, liver cirrhosis, kidney diseases, strengthening and stabilizing effect on people with iron deficiency anemia.
Suggested preparation and dosage
Two table spoons of the herb are soaked in 400 ml of boiled water. Filter the liquid after cooling down. Drink 100 ml four times a day before meals.
Precautions
Do not overdose! This product could not replace regular nutrition.
Storage
Store in dry, ventilated place, protected from direct sun light, inaccessible for children.
IMPORTANT PLEASE NOTE
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We do not recommend to replace qualified medical treatment with any product bought from this website. In most cases it is recommended to use herbs as concomitant therapy to the one prescribed by a doctor.
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It is recommended to avoid usage of herbs during pregnancy, also to be given to babies and children, unless it is strictly prescribed by your nearest qualified herbalist or phytotherapist, with knowledge and acceptance of your GP.