=== === Milk thistle Silybum marianum is a well respected herb for treating liver disorders, and preventing liver damage from toxins and poisons. It also promotes the regeneration of the liver. The word "Cure" is typically avoided when referring to natural healing techniques, as healing is thought of more as a process than a magic bullet. Milk thistle would be of great benefit to anyone who is suffering from Hep C, and has no known contra-indications. Some other herbs that benefit the liver: Bupleurum-chai hu
One of the most important herbs in Chinese medicine, it soothes Liver energy and relieves congestion when the Liver Qi is stagnated. This is especially important when one is easily frustrated or feels "stuck". It is detoxifying and anti-microbial, Bupleurum has the ability clear stagnation anywhere in the body. It is used to relieve spasms, muscle tension and menstrual irregularity.
Paeonia lactiflora-bai shao-White peony
Moistens and soothes Liver Qi Stagnation, while building and purifying blood. Peony root is a famous and highly prized anti aging longevity herb. It is an eminent woman's herb used to regulate the hormonal cycle and stabilize emotions. It relieves cramps and spasms anywhere in the body.
Cyperus rotundus-xian fu
A classic supportive herb in Chinese medicine, cyperi moves Qi in the body and spreads Liver Qi.
Eclipta prostrata-han lian cao
A rejuvinating tonic for the Liver and Kidney Yin. Protects the Liver. Eclipta cools the blood and stops bleeding such as uterine bleeding, blood in the stool, coughing up blood, nosebleed, or blood in the urine.
Rumex Crispus-Yellow dock root
A gentle, yet effective, detoxification herb, yellow dock reduces Liver congestion and clears damp heat. It is especially useful with digestive disorders clearing Large Intestine Qi stagnation and supports the proper flow of bile. In menstrual disorders, it builds blood and clears uterine blood stagnation.
Foeniculum vulgare-xiao hu xiang-Fennel Seed
Fennel is a versatile herb that spreads Liver Qi, harmonizes the stomach, relieves Large Intestine spasm & gas, supports Kidney Qi, warms the uterus, relieves coughing and stimulates the immune system.
Yes, definitely. This is actually one of the most effective herbal remedies, and a concentrated form is the only treatment for certain kinds of poisoning (death cap mushrooms).
Milk thistle may lose potency over time, and you can never be sure if store-bought preparations include the active principle, so use the fresh plant if possible. If you have to buy it as an extract, make sure it's standardized for silymarin content.
No. Milk Thistle can not repair a damaged liver. Still, unless you have Hepatitis B, C, or Cancer, and are willing to cut out alcohol, and are willing to start eating mainly vegetables and get exercise, you should be in good shape before long. Your liver can heal itself. It dislikes excess fat, excess iron, and excess copper. And while it is healing, it can not stand alcohol. Exercise is good for it. Now get moving.
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Common names for the milk thistle plant include St. Mary's thistle, blessed milk thistle, Marian thistle, and Scotch thistle.
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oont katara is the name of milk thistle in urdu
The milk thistle (Lactuca serriola) is called khass minshaarii in Arabic. Another plant (Silybum marianum) called milk thistle in English is called silbiin maryamii in Arabic.
Milk thistle is called "சீமைக்குவிழங்கு" (sēmaikkuvilangku) in Tamil.
Liver disease treatment and prevention, HIV treatment, lactation problems, gallbladder disorders, mushroom poisoning, and psoriasis.
It is actually safe to take milk thistle while you are pregnant.
Milk Thistle is available in most good health food stores. It is usually sold in capsule form.
Milk thistle can help alleviate itching due to poor gall bladder function
"விஷ்னு க்ரந்தி" vishnu kranti is the Tamil name for milk thistle. Nowadays milk thistle in combination with dandelion extract is used for supporting liver functions effectively.
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