Alternative Medicine

Guggul Lipid

Native to India, guggul lipid has been used for a long time in Ayurvedic medicine to treat obesity and other weight related problems. Guggul lipid's natural properties are commonly compared to that of niacin and fish oil.

Today, guggul lipid is frequently used to help lower cholesterol levels and decrease high blood pressure. It has also been used to strengthen the structural system, and support the heart.

Guggul lipid stimulates the activity of white blood cells in the body, contributing to the build-up of the immune system. Assisting with the bodies natural reaction to fight off infection, guggul lipid also helps eliminate and expel dead tissues, waste and toxins from the body.

Guggul lipid has been known to relieve coughing and lung congestion, soothe mucous membranes and alleviate other respiratory problems.

Guggul lipid may also be used to treat arthritis and reduce inflammation of the joints.

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