Swanson Gotu Kola - Asian Gas Horse 435mg capsules 60 Capsules
Gotu Kola (Centella Asiatica) has been used as a medicinal herb for centuries. It is mentioned in the French Pharmacopoeia of 1884, but has been used in China for 2000 years and in Indian Ayurvedic medicine for 3000 years.
Gotu Kola, also known as Tiger grass, is an Ayurvedic plant native to Sri Lanka. "Two leaves a day promise long youth." - says a Sri Lankan proverb.
The name tiger grass was coined by hunters who observed that wounded big cats regularly rubbed their wounds against the leaves of this plant and were quickly healed.
The plant does not contain cola or caffeine, as its name suggests. Caffeine-free, it boosts energy levels, stimulates memory and may help the brain and nervous system.
The use of GOTU KOLA can contribute to the proper functioning of the brain and has a positive (stimulating) effect on the entire central nervous system.
It is highly recommended in cases of frequent headaches, fatigue and to keep memory fresh, and may also be beneficial in cases of depression.
It can be used to aid the healing of wounds, rheumatic pains, hoarseness, coughs, to supplement the healing properties of skin diseases, and in other diseases of the circulatory system and liver.
Effects on the organism:
helps maintain healthy cognitive/mental functions
May contribute to a healthy circulatory system, supports the health of the peripheral circulatory system
supports wound healing, stimulates faster wound healing
contributes to good cardiovascular function
may relieve stomach pain
Active ingredients in 1 capsule:
Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica) 435 mg
Other ingredients: rice flour, gelatin.
Recommended daily amount: 1 capsule with meals.
Do not exceed the amount indicated in the instructions for use. The product is not a substitute for a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle. Keep out of reach of children.
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