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What is Sarsaparilla - Benefits and Side Effects!

Click on the link below for a free video guide to dietary supplements and alternative medicine! http://utahtexans.com/ In today's video I'm going to share what is sarsaparilla and what it does the pros and cons to it. You possibly have seen sarsaparilla in a supplement it's also in teas, drinks and wondering what the heck is it and what does it do. Sarsaparilla is a plant that is native to South America and the Caribbean. It really started to get known in the 1500's for treating syphilis. Syphilis is a bacterial infection that is commonly spread through sex. It was also used to treat leprosy, which is a nasty skin disorder that causes a person to really be shunned by others. Let's talk about the actual benefits, where there is proof of it actually working. When it comes to alternative medicine sometimes there are theories, but no proof right? One truth about sarsaparilla is that it can treat skin disorders such as psoriasis, which is a hardening of the skin. In a study in Jamla Dermatology 27 people with this skin disorder took tables with this herb for 1 to 9 months. 7 people's condition was greatly improved, 8 moderately improved, 2 slightly improved, 9 received no benefits, 1 was irritated by the medicine. Also 2 people noted mild nausea that isn't too bad. It works with it's blood cleansing abilities this plant can bind to something called endotoxins and remove them, which people with psoriasis have. Another benefit is that it cleans the liver and other organs because these endotoxins cause stress to them. This herb can also help with syphilis with it's anti-bacterial abilities. Clinical studies in China show that it was effective (according to blood tests) in 90% of acute and 50% of chronic cases. It can fight cancer. Th United states Library of Medicine shows it to have anti-cancer effects in a study. It can also help with inflammation and helping with arthritis. In laboratory rats artificially-induced arthritis was blocked in rats that were given this herb. The bad news is that no human studies have been conducted, but if it reduces inflammation it can help because the reason for pain with arthritis is inflammation. In fact chronic inflammation is major cause of age related problems. Anything to do that reduces it is very good. When it comes to dangers the big dangers is taking a high dose that can give someone stomach pains, diarrhea as well as neausea has been reported. The next time you see this ingredient sarsaparilla in a tea or in a supplement you will know what it does. To learn more ideas on alternative medicine click on the link below. http://utahtexans.com/