G ul Extract

Although used regularly in indian medications, some of the claimed health benefits of G ul are as yet untested on humans.

Benefits:

    Weight loss - G ul herb is believed to stimulate thyroid function of those suffering from hypothyroidism (under-active thyroid). It increases the function of metabolism and so can aid with weight loss for those prone to obesity.

    Studies have shown that after using a G ul supplement continuously for 12 weeks with no changes to usual diet or exercise routines, cholesterol is reduced in patients who suffer from high cholesterol.

    G ul benefits also include improvement in those patients who suffer from hardening of the arteries, which in turn means less risk of heart disease and lower probability of stroke.

    Cleansing of the arteries means improved circulation. This could also be beneficial to those who suffer from impotence. Improved circulation reduces the possibility of blood clots and reduces heart disease.

    G ul extract benefits also include aiding with ailments such as arthritis, as G ul also has anti-inflammatory properties. This also means that G ul can aid with digestive issues such as irritable bowel syndrome (ibs) and due to its antispasmodic properties can ease stomach cramps associated with both ibs and pms (pre-menstrual syndrome). G ul is also known to relieve excessive bloating and gas.

    As it has pain-relieving properties, G ul herbal extract has also been used by persons suffering from sports injury, back pain, and even headaches.

    G ul herb can also aid with certain skin problems such as acne, so is an ideal supplement for teenagers who are prone to break outs. G ul has also been used to alleviate the symptoms of eczema, as it helps to relieve irritation.

    Mouth Infections and throat problems are also said to be alleviated after using G ul extract. Those prone to tonsillitis may find this supplement very beneficial.