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Psyllium (part 2)


A leading cereal manufacturer recently discovered what herbalists have known for decades: Ground seeds from the psyllium plant are one of the highest sources of dietary fiber to be found in any food. For centuries, psyllium has been used to treat ulcers , colitis, and constipation. We now know that it helps clear the body of excess cholesterol. This herb is now touted as preventative against heart disease. It may also raise the level of beneficial HDL’s (good cholesterol) in the blood.

Possible Benefits:

An excellent laxative that offers relief from hemorrhoidal irritation.

May help prevent heart disease.

How to Use: Always consult a physician before taking any supplements, vitamins, or medications. Mix 1 teaspoon of ground seeds or powder in 1 cup liquid, and drink 2-3 times daily.

*Also see Coach Gregg's post from May 26, 2014

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