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Fenugreek & Thyme (100 caps)

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Price: $21.85

Stock #:

885

Form:

Capsules

Diet:

Kosher

Use:

Breathing & Allergies

Fenugreek & Thyme provides nutritional support for the respiratory system. These herbs have been used traditionally to help soothe irritated tissues. Fenugreek gels when it gets wet, which helps soothe mucous membranes. Not only do these two herbs have a history of respiratory system support, they are obtained through a rigorous process that leads to a better-quality product. For instance, fenugreek seed thrives in the well-drained, loamy soil of northern India where local farmers hand-sow the crop after the monsoon season. Then they carefully irrigate four times during the 110-day growth cycle. Plants are hand-cut then threshed to separate the seeds, which dry in the sun. When great care goes into the planting and harvesting of our ingredients, you have a feel-good way to feel good!

Description
Ingredient Information

Benefits:

Supports the respiratory system.
Helps keep the mucus thin.
Soothes respiratory tissue.

How It Works:

Fenugreek seed can be used as a nutritional support for the respiratory system. The herb contains mucilaginous compounds, which are gel-like substances known for their ability to help soothe tissues. Fenugreek also encourages thinner mucus, which can flush the toxins out of sinus cavities. Thyme is known to support immune system and respiratory health, especially in the bronchial region and throat.

Ingredients:

Fenugreek seeds and thyme leaves.

Recommended Use:

Take 2 capsules with a meal twice daily.

These two herbs go back more than a thousand years! The Greeks and Romans fed fenugreek to their cattle (part of its Latin name, foenum graecum, means Greek hay), and the Egyptians used it in their embalming processes.

Thyme is native to the Mediterranean region, and Romans were known to eat it to ward off food poisoning. Before the onset of refrigeration, people regularly cooked with thyme to help protect against spoilage. According to research, the active constituent thymol provides antioxidant and immune-modulatory benefits among others.