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Nettle

Botanicals / Herbs
Also known as: Stinging nettle
Botanical Name or Chemical Name: Urtica dioica

Found 12 oral actions for Nettle

  • Action - Alterative RatingRatingRating

    Nettle is an alterative and a detoxifier. Take 1.0-1.5 g of nettle leaf daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Action - Anti-inflammatory RatingRatingRating

    Nettle is an anti-inflammatory; reduces inflammation. Take 1.0-1.5 g of nettle leaf daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Action - Antiabortive RatingRatingRating

    Nettle is an antiabortive; helps to prevent miscarriage. Take 1.0-1.5 g of nettle leaf daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Action - Antilithic (kidney stones) RatingRatingRating

    Nettle is an antilithic for kidney stones; may help to expel kidney stones; prevents kidney stone formation. Take 1.0-1.5 g of nettle leaf daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Action - Diuretic RatingRatingRating

    Nettle is a diuretic; increases and promotes urine flow. Take 1.0-1.5 g of nettle leaf daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Action - Expectorant RatingRatingRating

    Nettle is an expectorant; promotes the expulsion of mucus from throat and lungs. Take 1.0-1.5 g of nettle leaf daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Action - Galactogogue RatingRatingRating

    Nettle is a galactogogue; increases milk production. Take 1.0-1.5 g of nettle leaf daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Action - Hemostatic RatingRatingRating

    Nettle is a hemostatic; stops bleeding. Take 1.0-1.5 g of nettle leaf daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Action - Pectoral RatingRatingRating

    Nettle is a pectoral; tones respiratory system and heals its problems. Take 1.0-1.5 g of nettle leaf daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.

  • Action - Hypoglycemic RatingRating

    Nettle is a hypoglycemic; reduces blood sugar. Take 1.0-1.5 g of nettle leaf daily, in divided doses, for many weeks.
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