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CACTUS CRATAEGUS comp. mix 50 ml, chest pain, angina, heart failure, heart stimulant

Homeopathic medicine, CACTUS, CRATAEGUS, chest pain, angina, heart failure, heart stimulant.

 

Manufacturer: WELEDA AG
Article name: CACTUS CRATAEGUS comp.Mix
Quantity: 50 ml
Dosage form: Mixture

active CACTUS, CRATAEGUS, chest pain, angina, heart failure, heart stimulant ingredients

  • 333 mg Selenicereus grandiflorus, ethanol. digestion D3
  • 333 mg Crataegus, ethanol. digestion D3
  • 166 mg Prunus spinosa and summitatibus D1
    • Selenicereus grandiflorus benefits:

      People use the flower, stem, and young shoots for medicine. Cereus is used for chest pain (angina), fluid retention associated with weak heart function (heart failure), and as a heart stimulant. Cereus is also used for bladder infections and other urinary tract problems, bleeding, and shortness of breath.

      Crataegus benefits:

      Hawthorn contains many substances that may benefit the heart. These antioxidant flavonoids, including OPCs, may help dilate blood vessels, improve blood flow, and protect blood vessels from damage. The berries, leaves, and flowers of the hawthorn plant have been used for medicinal purposes.

      Prunus spinosa benefits:

      Medicinally blackthorn has astringent, mildly diuretic and laxative and anti-inflammatory action. An infusion made from the dried flowers is used for blood cleansing in skin diseases and rheumatic complaints and as a gargle for mild inflammation of the mouth and throat.

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