Head to Toe Health With Shrubby Sophora Extract

Bitter ginseng is what many people call as shrubby sophora, but it is a very different Chinese herb as compared to ginseng. The usage of this herb dates back to the first century BC by the Chinese, only a few years back was this astounding herb researched by the Europeans and since then it has been of widespread usage across the world.  If women get to know its real benefits, it would be a must have for all of them. The natural extract is extracted from its roots. Some of the benefits of this extract are given below.


Throughout China, it is used as a treatment for Hepatitis B. It is also an anti-cancer herb. Along with this, it is an anti-oxidant, cholesterol lowering agent, reduces inflammation, anti-viral, antibiotic and also used for the treatment of liver disease, digestive problems, menopause, asthma, tonsillitis and regulates blood flow.

As this herb has been used by many dermatologists to treat mild to severe skin diseases like psoriasis, you can expect many skin benefits by using this extract. Furthermore, it may be used as a skin whitening agent and that too in a very natural way. To add to this, sophora extract cures many gynecological diseases as well. Regular usage of this drug has helped in hair growth and overcoming obesity too. Usage of this product can guarantee better sleep patterns and so relieve you from depression, regular headaches and other problem related with lack of sleep.
Balance is the name of the game; hence, the extract, although very natural and obtained from the purest root, can be dangerous if used in large quantities. Consuming the herb in a greater quantity can cause skin infections, heartburn and stomach related problems also. 
Due to these factors, it can be called women’s favorite herb. The benefits are not just limited to this, but also it treats diarrhea, high fever, and irregular heartbeat, hot flushes towards hands and feet and bladder infections.
For more information, please visit http://www.stanfordchem.com/Herbal_Extracts.html
 

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