Sambong is a remarkable medicinal plant that grows wild in the Philippines and used as alternative medicine. It is commonly used in capsule form or as teas in the treatment of kidney disorders. Doctors in the Philippines routinely prescribe Sambong now for the dissolution of kidney stones. Sambong is also known as a diuretic, and is used in cases of hypertension and mild to moderate congestive heart failure. Sambong is high in essential oils, and contains significant amounts of camphor oil.
Since it is a diuretic, it helps dispose of excess water and sodium (salt) in the body. Sambong is one herbal medicine (of ten) approved by the Philippine Department of Health (DOH) in treating particular disorders. Helps in dissolving Kidney Stones in persons with Normal Kidney Function. It also helps men with prostate problems.
The Medicine
Consist purely of dried matured sambong leaves without any synthetic chemicals. These leaves are processed and manufactured into tablet form in one of the country’s Premiere Pharmaceutical facilities, strictly adhering to Current Good Manufacturing Practice standards prescribed by the Bureau of Food and Drugs.
The Plant
Sambong is a tall, erect, half woody herb growing up to 3 meters high. The leaf is green with a hairy underside and can have a diameter of 100mm. Its stem is also densely hairy. It is abundant in all regions of the Philippines and grow in shady areas. The Pascual Laboratory herbs are nurtured organically in prime farms untainted by synthetic chemical fertilizers or pesticides.
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