Butcher's Broom Extract

Introduction

Butcher’s broom extract, with Latin name as Ruscus aculeatus, according to Wikipedia, has a long history of use in herbal medicine traditions as a diuretic and blood vessel toner. Butcher’s Broom is approved by the authoritative German Commission E for chronic venous insufficiency, a condition causing pain, swelling, and fatigue in the calves that is related to varicose veins, and hemorrhoids. Ruscus aculeatus was given its common name, butcher’s broom, because its stiff twigs were bound together and used by butchers in Europe to keep their cutting boards clean.

Specification

Advantages

1. Gentle Natural Laxative

In traditional folk medicine in Europe, butcher’s broom was used as a gentle laxative and several other abdominal conditions. While there are few current studies on butcher’s broom’s laxative effect, there is a great deal of anecdotal evidence to suggest that this is one of the least uncomfortable ways to relieve occasional constipation. Using butcher’s broom as a laxative dates back to Dioscorides in Greece during the first century. Since this herb is so gentle, you’re unlikely to experience pain or cramps that other laxatives may cause.

2. Reduce Varicose Veins

Varicose vein is a condition that has plagued many people. For some, they simply don’t like how they look. For others, they are painful knotted up veins that cause constant discomfort. Butcher’s broom is one of the best ways to address this condition since it’s so helpful to healing and circulation. It helps to strengthen the small valves inside of the veins as well as improving the condition of the veins themselves.

3. Helps to Manage Hypotension

Orthostatic hypotension occurs when you stand and suddenly feel like fainting. What happens is your blood pressure drops when you change body position. This circulatory condition can sometimes be caused by other medications, too little sodium in the diet, or too many carbohydrates because of certain blood sugar imbalances.

4. Helps to Relieve Hemorrhoids

If you suffer from hemorrhoids, you know that this painful condition can be persistent and difficult to manage. Part of the reason hemorrhoids are such a challenge to heal is that the veins in the region are weaker and close to the skin. These conditions make them more prone to rupture.

Application

Use Butcher's broom has been used traditionally as a laxative, mild diuretic, treatment for circulatory disease, chronic venous insufficiency, atherosclerosis, hemorrhoids, varicose veins, and as a cytotoxic agent.

RFQ

Q1. Can I have a sample?

A: Yes, we welcome sample order to test. Mixed samples are acceptable.

Q2. What about the lead time of an order?

A: 3-5 days

Q3. Do you have any MOQ limit?

A: Usually 25kg. If you want to test in advance, 1kg is OK for us.

Q4. What is the typical package of the

A: Two plastic bags inside and paper drum outside.

Q5. What is the shelf life of the product?

A: 2-3 years