Medicinal plants

Traditional medicinal herbs and medicinal plants have been helping people for centuries witha wide variety of health problems.And for good reason: side effects, which often occur with conventional medicines and remedies, are almost unknown in connection with medicinal plants and herbs. For minor complaints such assleep disorders,someGastrointestinal diseases,mild venous disease orColdsIt is not necessary to resort to chemical treatment. In such cases, medicinal plants that are effective, well tolerated andfree from unwanted side effectsUnfortunately, the effect of medicinal plants is often completely underestimated. Wrongfully so: medicinal plants have enormous potential for our health. Since they are not artificially produced, they develop their effect in a completely different way than conventional medicines. Medicinal plants consist of many natural active ingredients, which are composed differently in each plant species. The spectrum ranges from vitamins,Minerals and trace elements, antioxidants and special secondary plant substances.secondary plant substancesare responsible for the specific health effects of a medicinal plant.

A small selection of the most important medicinal plants

TheMilk thistleis used for example for Strengthening the liver. Theactive ingredient silymarinexercises ahigh protective effect on the liverand prevents possible damage that can be caused by poisoning, inflammation or excessive stress. The medicinal plant milk thistle also accelerates the regeneration of liver cells. Extracts of theartichokealso have a positive effect onGallbladder and liver health. Artichoke promotes bile flow, protects the liver and helps it regenerate.

The best of the medicinal plant in a vital substance preparation

Medicinal plants are free fromSide effects, as can occur with many other medications. However, they score with awide variety of positive effectsMedicom offers a large number of preparations with combinations of vital substances based on medicinal plants that are also really useful. For example,Medicinal plant pepperminta whole range of valuableessential oils, flavonoids and tanninsThe main effect of peppermint is to relieve gastrointestinal complaints. As a medicinal plant, it is not only effective against too much stomach acid, flatulence or pain: peppermint has a holistic effect. This means that it not only relieves cramps, relieves flatulence, stimulates the production of the body's own bile and gastric juices and promotes digestion. In addition, the following additional "desirable side effects" must be expected with peppermint: It makes theupper respiratory tract, has an antibacterial effect, neutralizes bad breath, relieves inflammation of the mucous membranes in the mouth and throat and even combats headachesIf the active ingredients of peppermint were isolated and taken in high doses, undesirable side effects might occur.