Benedicte herb is native to the Mediterranean region, but has been introduced to many areas of the world. The drug material for medicinal use comes mainly from Eastern Europe, Spain and Italy. Herbal medicine uses the aerial parts of the plant (Cnici benedicti herba). Benedict herb: characteristics Benedicte herb is an annual, low plant that … Benedict Herb
Benedicte herb is used for loss of appetite and digestive complaints (dyspeptic complaints) such as bloating and flatulence. Like other bitter drugs, the herb stimulates gastric juice secretion, which is beneficial for digestion. The increase in salivary secretion stimulates appetite. Traditionally, the herb is used quite generally to support digestive function. Application in folk medicine … Benedicte Herb: Applications and Uses
Benedicte herb is suitable for ingestion in the form of tea, in commerce the drug is included, for example, in some bile–liver tea mixtures. In addition, extracts of Benedicte herb also occur in several combination preparations of the group of liver-biliary remedies. Benedicte herb dosage The average daily dose is four to six grams of … Benedicte Herb: Dosage