 | | | | | | |  | | Blueberry | | | | | | | | | | | | | Astringent / diuretic commonly used for urinary tract infections, gout, blood sugar levels and more.
A tea of blueberry leaves is astringent and diuretic and can be used to treat urinary tract infections where it will have an antiseptic effect. Blueberry leaves also help inhibit uric acid formation, making it useful in gout. Blueberry's leaves are often used, along with those of its cousin bilberry, in Europe to help lower or regulate blood sugar in diabetics. Blueberry leaves have no known toxicity, and can be used for long periods of time on a regular basis. | | | | | | | |
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100 capsules
$ 15.95 US
| | - Effectively treats menstrual cramps, bladder irritations, uterine
fibroids, pain and much more
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| Blueberry Root - 450 mg
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100 capsules
$ 22.44 US
| | Helps Increase Muscle Tone of the Uterus.
 | Effective in treating menstrual cramps, bladder irritations, uterine
fibroids, pain and much more |
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| Blueberry Root - 400 mg
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100 capsules
$ 18.23 US
| | Bluberry Root (Blue Cohosh, Squaw Root, Papoose Root, Blue Ginseng,
Yellow Ginseng, Beechdrops) is indicated in any condition where there is
weakness or loss of tone of the uterus. It eases the cramps of suppressed
periods and the pain associat...
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| Blueberry 36:1 Concentrate - 500 mg
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90 capsules
$ 17.67 US
| | Top-Rated Antioxidant in Fruit and Vegetable Family.
Blueberries and blueberry extracts are associated with numerous health
benefits including protection against urinary-tract infections, cancer,
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