Diuretic / astringent can be used to support urinary tract infections, inflammation, kidney stones, minor wounds and more.
The two species of horsetail act as a simple diuretic and astringent, which makes it suitable for lower urinary tract infections where it will increase easy flow of urine and help reduce inflammation of tissues. It can be used along with other herbs as a remedy for kidney stones. It is also hemostatic and can help stop bleeding in urinary tract infections or in heavy menses. Horsetail can also be used externally to help stop slow bleeding from minor wounds.
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Cecilia - August 1, 2007, 19:59
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Does Horsetail contain silica? I know silica is good for bone, hair and nails. I read that Horsetail contains silica. Is this the same silica? Is horsetail good for bones and hair? Does anyone here use it for this?
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Studies focusing on devil's claw and participants suffering from chronic low back pain have concluded that devil's claw supplementation for one month outperformed the placebo and lessened the need for pain medication.
Studies focusing on devil's claw and participants suffering from chronic low back pain have concluded that devil's claw supplementation for one month outperformed the placebo and lessened the need for pain medication.
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