ChoLESSterol (Cholesterol Blend)

PRIMARY USES:
High Cholesterol, Arteriosclerosis, Fatty Blood, Essential Hypertension

PROPERTIES:
Lymphagogue (stimulates lymph, breaks up fatty blood)
Diuretic
Cholagogue (increases bile to break down fat)
Anti-Inflammatory

DESCRIPTION:
ChoLESSterol is indicated for elevated cholesterol. It will help the flow of fatty blood fats through the liver and lymph and thus support the body’s ability to break down excess fats. Obviously, one needs to reduce the bad dietary fats and to exercise in order to through the liver and lymph and thus increase the body’s ability to break down excess have the best results. This formula will also help to limit the inflammatory response that occurs from elevated blood fats that results in secondary aggravations (joints, gout, auto immune disorders, gout, and headaches).

ChoLESSterol will also act as a diuretic in the blood stream. It will reduce the blood volume of fluids and thus help some forms of high blood pressure (the ones that respond to diuretics). The inulin compounds from the burdock and dandelion will help to do this. This does not replace prescription heart medication, but can support in normalized physiology.

Additional therapies to include with ChoLESSterol may include essential fatty acids (flax oil), garlic, Guggel, exercise and a low fat diet.

INGREDIENTS:
Red Root, Fresh Dandelion Root, Fresh Turmeric Root, Fresh Burdock Root, Fresh Ocotillo Stem Bark

OTHER INGREDIENTS: Grain Alcohol, Deionized Water

DOSAGE:
General: 30 drops in water or juice, 1-3 times daily or as needed
Very High Cholesterols or if obese: 90 drops, 3 times per day in juice or water.

FORMULA RATIO: 1:1.8 overall

SERVING SIZE: 544 mg/ml (30 drops)

CONTRA-INDICATIONS AND CAUTIONS:
Blood thinners
Pregnancy

COMPLIMENTARY FORMULAS & SINGLE HERBS:
Hawthorn (heart tonic for all cardiac symptoms)
Garlic (to reduce cholesterol)
UTI Calm (diuretic)
B Awesome or B12 (nutritional support)

TASTE:
Slightly bitter.
Formula may contain small amounts of herbal precipitate (small particles) due to strength of preparation.

REFERENCES:
Blumenthal M, Goldberg A, Brinkmann J, editors, Herbal Medicine: Expanded Commission E Monographs. Boston (MA): Integrative Medicine Communications; 2000.
Lin CC, Lu JM, Yang JJ, Chuang SC, Ujiie T. Anti-inflammatory and radical scavenge effects of Arctium lappa. AM J Chin Med. 1996;24(2): 127-37.