guggul,
guggul (gōōgˑ·g
l),
an herb that is native to India.
uses It is used for high LDL cholesterol, elevated triglycerides, and weight loss.
contraindications Its use is contraindicated during pregnancy, because it can cause uterine contractions. It also should not be used during lactation, in children, and in those with known hypersensitivity to this product.
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.
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.
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Guggul.
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