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Urinary
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Juniper berry has a long history of use, mainly as a urinary tract antiseptic and to help digestive disturbances. Its actions include diuretic and carminative, and it has been used for conditions such as dyspepsia, flatulence, heartburn, bloating, loss of appetite, urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney and bladder stones, intestinal worms, gastrointestinal infections, diabetes and cancer.
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Average daily dose is 1000 mg.
Avoid in pregnancy, lactation, and in kidney disorders. For occasional, short-term use only (especially if used as a diuretic). Monitor closely for usage longer than four weeks.
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Juniper Berries 4:1IndicationsUrinary IngredientsThis item has not been created as a stock product. If you would like it alone, in powder or capsules, please contact us. Quantity
DoseAverage daily dose is 1000 mg. Potential side effects/SafetyAvoid in pregnancy, lactation, and in kidney disorders. For occasional, short-term use only (especially if used as a diuretic). Monitor closely for usage longer than four weeks. |
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