Alfalfa
medicago sativa L.
Fabaceae



Contains saponins which act on cardiovascular,
nervous, and digestive system.

CONDITIONS
Alcoholism
Alcohol Withdrawal
Anemia
Halitosis
Bruises
Dieting
Mild Gallstones
Herpes zoster
Leg Cramps
Lupus
Osteoporosis
Nutritional Support During Pregnancy
Lactation Support
Wrinkles

History and/or Traditional Use
The name is Arabic for "horse fodder."
It has been used traditionally for stimulating milk
production and providing energy, in the treatment
of diabetes and regulating the thyroid gland.

Commonly, alfalfa tea is used as a beverage,
and can be used medicinally.

Taken everyday to improve; appetite
relieve urinary and bowel problems eliminate retained
water help cure peptic ulcers


Source(s)

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