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Urinary antiseptics with buchu, juniper berries, birch, wild carrot herb, saw palmetto, boldo, celery, bearberry, and cranberry.

35755 Urinary antiseptics with buchu, juniper berries, birch, wild carrot herb, saw palmetto, boldo, celery, bearberry, and cranberry. http://www.friedli.com/herbs/antisep.html All of the above remedies possess in their constituents Volatile oil. Most of them also possess in addition saponins, flavonoids and tannins. These constituents give an indication of the possible effects of the remedy on the physiology of the body. Horticulture > Vegetables > Celery > Science antiseptics   urinary   wild   carrot   betula   pendula   cranberry   juniper   water-soluble   compounds   constituents   antiseptic   bearberry Jan 1, 2000  

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