The Magical Benefits Swedish Bitters Holds

By Lelia Hall


Back in the 16th century, Dr. Paracelsus became famous for his magic herb combination. A formula that is popular even today. It was used since then as a European folk medicine, with slight improvement. As a potent digestive tonic, Swedish bitters remain number one herb for most people and is now found in most countries in the world. In addition to its stimulating bitter elements, the secret benefits Swedish bitters holds are immense.

There are several brands sold in the market today, and the genuine ones have certification from the regulatory authorities that regulates and monitors drugs and poisons. The traditional formula used specific herbs that are still common on the brands sold today. However, since its inception to date; there is no single standard formula that is used. The most commonly used herbs include the roots of rhubarb, zedoary, carline thistle, and angelica. Others include the senna leaves, cardamon, cinnamon, manna, camphor, myrrh, camphor, and Venetian.

The secret behind this magic formula is in its capability to manage many diseases and other conditions that may disrupt the normal body functioning. It is perhaps the most soughed remedy for indigestion. It works as a mild laxative and a digestive tonic and stimulates the secretion of bile from the liver; activate salivary glands, the stomach, and the gall bladder. This means that it is able to boost digestion process. In addition to this, it has been used to regulate the bowel movements, constipation, bloating and even gas.

Those who have lost the sense of taste also find it very beneficial. In order to sharpen the taste buds, the bitter taste is necessary, something that is rarely in the diet we consume, unlike the old days when our ancestors mainly relied on bitter taste as part of day to day diet. The herbs combination and the bitterness in it help sharpen the taste buds.

The herb mixture is also a magic remedy for insect bites. In order to soothe insect bite, the herb mixture is directly applied on the skin part where the bite occurred. After applying it, you can then compress the part bitten gently so that the irritation and discomfort can be relieved.

When used as a gargle, it helps reduce stubborn throat infections and minimizes hoarseness in the process. The recommended dosage for throat infections 3 tbsp. Diluted in a glass of water. This is then drunk every half an hour before and after meals.

It is also a common remedy for relieving the common mouth problems like tongue blisters and toothaches. In this case, one tablespoon of Swedish bitters 3 times a day should work. However, others prefer to dip a cotton wad into a bottle of the herbs, soak it before directly applying to the blisters.

There are many other areas where it is used such as managing inflammations such as swollen joints, sprains, and arthritis, energy restoration formula, relieving heart burns, nausea, and loss of appetite among pregnant women. This, however, requires that you work with the doctor as it may not be recommended for unborn babies.




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