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Found 87 oral supplements for Action - Astringent

  • Bistort root RatingRatingRatingRating

    Bistort root is an astringent; reduces secretions. Take bistort root daily, in divided doses, for many weeks, as suggested on the label.

  • Black chokeberry RatingRatingRatingRating

    Black chokeberry is an astringent; reduces secretions. Take black chokeberry daily, in divided doses, for many months, as suggested on the label.

  • Blackberry leaves RatingRatingRatingRating

    Blackberry leaves are astringent; they reduce secretions. Take 4-5 g of blackberry leaves daily, in tea form, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Goldenseal RatingRatingRatingRating

    Goldenseal is an astringent; reduces secretions. Take 1.5-6.0 g dried goldenseal root or standardized goldenseal root extract containing 60-180 mg of berberine daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Oak bark RatingRatingRatingRating

    Oak bark is an astringent; reduces secretions. Take 3 g of oak bark daily, in divided doses, for many months.

  • Sage RatingRatingRatingRating

    Sage is an astringent; reduces secretions. Take 3-9 g of dried sage leaves daily, in tea form, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Witch hazel RatingRatingRatingRating

    Witch hazel is an astringent; reduces secretions. Take 4-9 g of witch hazel daily, in tea form, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Agrimony RatingRatingRating

    Agrimony is an astringent; reduces secretions. Take 3 g of dried agrimony daily, in divided doses, for many months.

  • Ashoka RatingRatingRating

    Ashoka is an astringent; reduces secretions. Take ashoka bark daily, in divided doses, for many months, as suggested on the label.

  • Bayberry RatingRatingRating

    Bayberry is an astringent; reduces secretions. Take bayberry root bark daily, in divided doses, for many weeks, as suggested on the label.

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