Kudzu 50ml

Description

Kudzu 50ml

Kudzu 50 ml is a herbal tincture made from the root of Pueraria lobata, a traditional medicinal plant used in both Chinese and Japanese herbal medicine. It is valued for its wide range of therapeutic applications, from supporting recovery during colds and flu to aiding digestion and moderating excessive alcohol intake.

This liquid extract is prepared using ethanol and purified water to ensure optimal preservation and extraction of the plant’s active compounds, including isoflavones. Kudzu is traditionally taken in small, diluted doses and is known for its ability to help ease muscular tension, improve circulation, and support the body’s natural detoxification processes.

Kudzu 50 ml is a single-herb tincture made from Pueraria lobata (commonly known as Kudzu). This herbal extract is traditionally used for a variety of purposes, including:

• Helping to reduce alcohol intake

• Supporting the body during colds, influenza, and feverish illnesses

• Addressing excessive thirst in diabetes

• Alleviating muscular tension

• Easing gastrointestinal issues such as gastritis, nausea, vomiting, alcohol poisoning, abdominal bloating, and minor digestive discomfort

Ingredients

• Pueraria lobata (Kudzu)

• Ethanol (alcohol) — used as a solvent and preservative

• Purified water

Benefits & Traditional Uses

Kudzu tincture is valued mainly for these traditional uses:

• Alcohol reduction support – Historically used to help moderate alcohol cravings and intake

• Cold & flu relief – Applied during respiratory and feverish illnesses

• Digestive aid – Helps manage nausea, bloating, gastritis, vomiting, and other minor digestive issues

• Thirst moderation in diabetes – May reduce intense thirst

• Muscle tension relief – Utilized to ease muscular tightness and discomfort

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