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guggul (gōōgˑ·g  l),n Latin name: Commiphora mukul; part used: resin; uses: astringent, antiseptic, antiinflammatory, gum disease, high cholesterol, arthritis, obesity, acne, diabetes; in Ayurveda, pacifies tridosha (pungent, bitter, light, dry, sharp); precautions: pregnancy, lactation. Also called gugulipid, guggulu, Indian bdellium tree, mukul myrrh tree, or myrrh. ) Guggul. |
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| Mix carefully Guggul extract, a common dietary supplement for heart health and obesity, may impair the efficacy of many prescription drugs, a new study indicated (sciencenews. Another little known natural product for treating elevated cholesterol levels is gum guggul--the resin that exudes from the guggul tree, Commiphora mukul. Healthy Heart features hawthorn berry, guggul and ginger extracts in a base of noni extract to sustain a healthy circulatory system and fight free radicals. |
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