There are 2 types of boldo, the Brazilian is a small shrub and the boldo-do-chile, which is a larger tree.
Boldo is a medicinal plant, also known as boldo-do-chile, boldo-afragans or boldo-real, widely used as a home remedy for the liver. The scientific name of the boldo is Peumus Molina boldus and can be purchased in health food stores and pharmacies.
- Boldo is used to treat poor digestion.
- Liver problems.
- Gallstones.
- Gout.
- Constipation.
- Cystitis.
- Flatulence.
- Headaches and cold sweats.
- Boldo is also a good home remedy for cleaning blood.
Boldo tea doesn’t thin, but it can help deflate the belly as it helps fight intestinal gases by softening the belly.
When overused, it can be toxic and promote uterine contractions, promoting abortion, so in case of pregnancy or suspected pregnancy, this tea should be avoided.
Among the properties of boldo are its stimulating action of the gallbladder, diuretic, antispasmodic, anesthetic, antiseptic, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, deterrent, detoxifier, stimulant, sedative, tonic and antiparasitic.
The used parts of the boldo are its leaves
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No study has shown the effect of boldo tea against coronavirus. In addition, studies to date do not indicate that this plant has a strong antiviral action. Therefore, the boldo should not be used as a medicine to treat an infection with the new coronavirus, COVID-19.
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Side effects of boldo include miscarriage, vomiting, diarrhea and nervous system problems.
Cranberry is contracted during pregnancy as it can be abortive and also for patients with inflamed and clogged bile ducts, acute hepatitis or pancreatitis.