CONTRIBO - DR. SEBI HERBS
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Contribo is a very unique herb. It grows along stream and in other wet areas. It is notable for its use in western herbal medicine. However, we often find Contribo in Ayurvedic medicine and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Besides, unlike many other herbs, Contribo has well-documented history of medical use (since 300 BCE).
Various cultures around the world use Contribo for treating numerous diseases. Even ancient Greeks, Romans, and Byzantines have used it in their pharmaceutical recipes to treat a variety of health conditions. Their experts utilized this herb to treat conditions like kidney ailments, bladder stones, gout, snakebite, uterine complaints, and insomnia. |
There are numerous ways to use this herb. Some people soak it in water before relishing it as a cup of tea, while others use it with honey and olive oil. Herbalists recommend using its water as a lotion too, specifically for treating wounds and skin infections.
Modern-day researchers are investigating Contribo properties even more. According to them, it holds a lot more power than you can imagine. For example, when you infuse it in water and consume it, it gives your body immense power to fight with cold and flu. Its properties are a lot more powerful and effective than many famous medicines. Fortunately, they are without any kind of side effects too. However, if you are on some other medications, it is better to consult your doctor first before relying on this herb.
In addition, if you have some appetite issues, Contribo can assist in that as well. It enhances the appetite and aids in improving your overall health.
There are some precautions that you must consider before using this herb. Experts believe one should avoid continuous use of Contribo as it contains aristolochic acid. Because of its poisonous nature, continuous use of it can damage human health in the long run.
Properties: It’s a remedy against poisonous effects of snake bite, alleviates fever, enhances appetite, heals bruises and wounds, treats kidney ailments, bladder stones, uterine complaints, beneficial for women giving birth, and builds strength against cold.
Modern-day researchers are investigating Contribo properties even more. According to them, it holds a lot more power than you can imagine. For example, when you infuse it in water and consume it, it gives your body immense power to fight with cold and flu. Its properties are a lot more powerful and effective than many famous medicines. Fortunately, they are without any kind of side effects too. However, if you are on some other medications, it is better to consult your doctor first before relying on this herb.
In addition, if you have some appetite issues, Contribo can assist in that as well. It enhances the appetite and aids in improving your overall health.
There are some precautions that you must consider before using this herb. Experts believe one should avoid continuous use of Contribo as it contains aristolochic acid. Because of its poisonous nature, continuous use of it can damage human health in the long run.
Properties: It’s a remedy against poisonous effects of snake bite, alleviates fever, enhances appetite, heals bruises and wounds, treats kidney ailments, bladder stones, uterine complaints, beneficial for women giving birth, and builds strength against cold.
WHERE DO I BUY MY CONTRIBO?
Contribo
Dosage and Administration
As a decoction: Usual daily dose is 3.10 g herb for internal use.
As a powder: 1-2 g daily for internal use.
External uses: As much as needed.
Side Effects and Possible Interactions of Contribo
Contribo is considered a safe herb to use and no serious side effect have been reported when it is used in therapeutic doses. If Contribo is to be used for human consumption, it should be noted that the herb contains relatively high amounts of calcium oxalate, a substance that can contribute to the formation of kidney stones.
Dosage and Administration
As a decoction: Usual daily dose is 3.10 g herb for internal use.
As a powder: 1-2 g daily for internal use.
External uses: As much as needed.
Side Effects and Possible Interactions of Contribo
Contribo is considered a safe herb to use and no serious side effect have been reported when it is used in therapeutic doses. If Contribo is to be used for human consumption, it should be noted that the herb contains relatively high amounts of calcium oxalate, a substance that can contribute to the formation of kidney stones.
Sources:
https://www.organicbelize.com/products/contribo
http://italisvital.info/where-to-buy-herbs/
http://lwmii.blogspot.com/2009/06/herbs-contribo.html
https://www.organicbelize.com/products/contribo
http://italisvital.info/where-to-buy-herbs/
http://lwmii.blogspot.com/2009/06/herbs-contribo.html
