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Astragalus
What is Astragalus?
Astragalus is an herbaceous perennial plant of the pea family and is most commonly used for immune enhancement. Most astragalus research has focused on its immune stimulating activity and its seemingly remarkable ability to restore the activity of a suppressed immune system.
It is also known as Astragalus membranaceus, Huang Qi, Beg Kei, Buck Qi, Huang Chi, Milk Vetch, and Yellow Leader
Astragalus has very strong anti-oxidant qualities. There is evidence that it has been used to improve the cardiovascular system, and help in the control of angina, congestive heart failure and acute myocardial infarct.
Clinical trials as well as pharmacological data provide evidence for its usefulness in the prevention of the common cold and as an adjunct to cancer therapies. It is may be useful as a complementary treatment during chemotherapy, radiation therapy and immune deficiency syndromes.
Various clinical Studies indicate astragalus can increase metabolism and energy, boost stamina and promote healing. Other uses of astragalus include; atherosclerosis, hypertension, hyperthyroidism, insomnia, diabetes, chronic hepatitis, genital herpes, AIDS and chemotherapy side effects. If you have a serious condition you should consult your doctor, but astragalus is considered safe and free of harmful effects.
Astragalus is used to strengthen the immune system over time, building resistance to illness and disease. Echinacea may be used in conjunction with astragalus to provide an extra short term boost in immunity.
In short diet supplements containing this ingredient can help in easing chronic fatigue, persistent infections, night sweats, multiple allergies, and glandular fever. The herb helps to counteract tiredness and lack of appetite in patients undergoing chemotherapy and radiotherapy for cancer. Soothing and healing for stomach ulcers
Side Effects and Warnings of Astragalus
Even if it is a natural herb, some people may have some side effects using diet supplements containing it. You should read the product label and consult your doctors to be sure of product safety.
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