
General Information
OTHER NAMES: Hyssopus officinalis, EZOV
HISTORY: Used for centuries and Biblical times, although the exact purpose at that time is unknown.
PROPERTIES: Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, antiviral
Considered Uses
Respiratory: Treatment and prevention for lung conditions like bronchitis, colds, expectorant, relieves congestion, cough, sore throat, hoarseness, asthma
Eyes: Conjunctivitis
Cardiovascular: Strengthens capillaries, helps lower blood pressure, helps circulation, and is a vasodilator.
Gastrointestinal: Helps gas, helps regulate weight, intestinal parasites, liver, gallbladder, stomach pain,
Genitourinary: UTI, menstrual cramps, kidneys, PMS, menstrual cramps
Musculoskeletal: Reduces inflammation, gout, and muscle pain.
Skin: It enhances wound healing, may help with acne (as a poultice), insect bites and stings, burns, bruises, and rashes, and may help with frostbite.
Mental Health: Insomnia
Cancer: May help prevent cancer
Infectious Disease: HIV/AIDS
Other: Diuretic/Edema (water accumulation) fever, insecticide, and repellant, and helps with loss of appetite.
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SIDE EFFECTS: None known
CAUTION/CONTRAINDICATION: Can trigger seizures in those prone to seizure activity
FORMS: Poultice, oil, ointment, capsules, tea/gargles
RECOMMENDED BRANDS
No recommended brands at this time
DOSAGES: As directed
*Disclaimer: The material above is for informational purposes only. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure a condition. The uses listed above are tentative; some have or are undergoing research trials, but many are not FDA-approved. It is essential that you investigate these supplements further before deciding to use them. Check interactions and contraindications on sites like Drugs.com or WebMD. Do not attempt to treat a serious condition like liver, kidney problems, high blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, diabetes, or thyroid issues without discussing it with a healthcare provider first. If you are pregnant, do not use supplements without discussing it with your healthcare provider.