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| Name: Kudzu |
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| Biological Name: Pueraria lobata |
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| Common Names:Kuzu, Pueraria, Ge Gan, Gwat Gun (Chinese), Ge Gan (Chinese), Ge Gen, Japanese Arrowroot, Kwao Kuer Kao, Yege. | ||
Origin: Originally, Kudzu is a native plant from southern Japan, Eastern Asia and Southeast China. Its common name of Kudzu is derived from its Japanese name. Recently, Kudzu has been considered a real agricultural problem primarily in the south eastern United States. This ivy like plant has grown over millions of acres without any natural predator [photo]. However recent research has discovered a number of modern uses which is in the process of reclassifying the plant. |
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| Description:Kudzu is a climbing perennial vine with a semi-woody stalk that can reach the heights of 66-98 feet tall trees. The deciduous broad leaves grow extensively over lower vegetation. |
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| Inno-Vita Parts Used: Root. | ||
| Uses:Modern research shows that Kudzu has one of the highest sources of phytoestrogens and antioxidant effects. These natural estrogens help to create and restore hormone balance in the body. In traditional Chinese medicine, Kudzu is considered one of the most fundamental herbs. Its uses include treating vertigo, reduce hangovers, reduce alcohol cravings, and relieving muscle pains. Chemical Constituents: Starch, isoflavonoids, puerarin, daidzein, phytoestrogens. |
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| Inno-Vita Formula: Adrenix. | ||
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