Benefits
Licorice root is a good expectorant. Hormone-like properties of the active substances of that plant prevent the destruction of cortisol that produced by adrenal gland, which is the main hormone that “increases resistance to stress.”
Deglycyrrhized licorice root also used in this product is especially beneficial for treating conditions of the gastrointestinal tract. It reduces inflammation and promotes the healing of digestive the tract’s mucous membranes. It promotes secretion of bile and builds up efficiency of the liver in detoxification. It may have a slight laxative effect.
One of the best known properties of licorice is its ability to suppress coughing. This effect is from to glycyrrhizin that boosts secretory function of the upper respiratory tract and has expectorant effect.
Saponins of licorice stimulate the secretion in the glands located on mucous membranes. They are known for their expectorant, diuretic and laxative effects.
Licorice flavonoids have antispasmodic effect; they relax the muscular lining of the bronchi and of the blood vessels.
Polysaccharides normalize protein-carbohydrate metabolism and contribute to an immune response; they have antibiotic and antiviral effects.
Mucous substances stimulate recovery of gastrointestinal mucous membranes and have a laxative effect.
From the content of vitamin C and licorice flavonoids, Licorice root improves overall health and is recommended as a general tonic.
Ginger has beneficial effects on the entire digestive system. It is recommended to alleviate such sensations as stomach heaviness and nausea. It reduces inflammation of joints and blood vessels. Ginger is excellent for boosting immunity.
Nutritional Information
Directions
As a dietary supplement, take one capsule two times a day with a meal, or as recommended by your healthcare practitioner.