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Osha Herb Uses, Benefits, Cures, Side Effects, Nutrients

Repertory
General Name
Osha
Glycemic Index / Load
Osha, Ligusticum Porteri, Porter's Licorice Root
Botanical Name
Ligusticum Porteri

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Parts Used

Root, Stem, Leaves

Side Effects, Risk Factors of, and Cautions for Osha

Avoid use during Pregnancy, Breast Feeding.
Excessive use may cause Kidney Problems.
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Description

Osha is a plant.
It is perennial.
It grows in a warm tropical climate.
It grows up to 2 M.
Best used for Bronchitis, Viral Infections and Cough.
It expels the mucus from the Lungs and prevent them from infections. It enhances the Blood circulation in the Lungs which increases their efficiency. It gives relief from the allergens that causes irritation in the Throat and the Lungs. Its antihistamine properties help in fighting against Asthma.

Specially suited for Dry Cough
It combines well with honey for treating wet cough.
Tea made from the roots is used for cuts and wounds, topically.
 
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Materia Medica for Osha

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Osha for Lungs

Osha has expectoration properties which clear mucus from the Lungs.
Boil Osha roots in water for 15 to 20 minutes. Drink that tea twice a day.
It helps in preventing Respiratory Disorders and increase the efficiency of Lungs.

Osha for Brain Tumor

Boil 5 Osha leaves in one cup of water for half an hour. Strain it and drink twice daily for six months.
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Elaine ( New mexico )
09 Jun 2016
Can this be used to wart off snakes I remember my dad using this in his boots when hunting
 
Fred Garcia ( United States )
09 Jul 2016
Are there any other known uses for the leaves of OSHA?
 
Preety Agarwal ( India )
20 Jul 2016
I am facing from feet swollen, inching and pain in joints bones from many months. Due to this early morning I feel very tired, weak and fatigue. I researched in internet for this I guess its Arthritis. Can you please suggest any ayurvedic medicines or herbs to cure it completely. Thanks in advance.
 
Claudia
20 Jul 2016
Dear Preety
You may try maha yograj Guggul by Dhootapapershwar. Take 1 capsule every day for 1 month.
I suggest you to eat a healthy diet and go for exercise daily.
 
Eric Malcolm
14 Apr 2020
Reduce calcium buildup with Borax mixture please see internet, iodine from seaweed bladderwrack and seamoss are the best, also balance of potassium magnesium and calcium. I realize this is not ayurvedic to so you can disregard it I am not a doctor this is not medical advice but it has helped me best wishes by the way Americans appreciate Indian culture despite what you may have heard.??
 
Michael McLaughlin ( Washington, USA )
29 Jan 2018
Can OSHA root drops be taken daily to strengthen my lungs or is that dangerous? What would the dosage be?
 
Ahmad asure ( Egypt )
04 Mar 2018
which pharmacy drug is Osha inter in ?
 
Susan Fernbach
20 Nov 2019
When my sister had bronchitis we tried to buy it in a Berlin pharmacy, but they had never heard of it, despite widespread herbal medicine acceptance there. It seems to grow only in the US Rocky Mountains...
 
Mariyam
21 Nov 2019
Oh, I have read this too it is an endangered herb.
 
Margaret Teevens ( Wyoming )
24 May 2020
I started taking osha for a severe sinus infection.. (two capsules twice a day)....I have noticed an interaction with my eyes like I am having an allergy attack. Is there any noted interaction of osha with the eyes? Is it possible to be allergic to osha? I am going to reduce dosage to one capsule twice a day since I do feel that my sinus infection is getting better and typically antibiotics can't touch it.
 
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