Nutrina and Standard Vitamins Products

HERBS AND PLANTS

MANY OF TODAY'S MEDICINE are derived from plants. The bark of the willow tree, for example, has been used since the time of Aristotle for pain and fevers. It contains a substance called salicin which was the basis for the synthetic chemical acetylsalicilic acid first made by the German Bayer company in 1897 and named Aspirin. A pharmaceutical company is required to demonstrate the efficacy of a new medicine through human studies but the time used for this is a only a fraction of what man has spent to establish safety and efficacy of common herbs. The Chinese have been using Ginkgo for over 5,000 years and the Aztecs and Maya had been eating Wild Yam for centuries when Columbus first reached the New World. 

GINSENG COMPLEX
American and Siberian ginsengs are close relatives to the true Panax ginseng while the Brazilian and Indian ginsengs are more distant cousins. They nevertheless share some similar properties. These products come in all-vegetable capsules with no animal derivatives.

American Ginseng

ALFALFA

CAYENNE

ECHINACEA

GARLIC OIL (ODORLESS)

GINKGO

GOLDENSEAL

SAW PALMETTO

MILK THISTLE

WHITE WILLOW

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