Ingredients
Horehound Herb (Marrubium vulgare)
Pure Grain Alcohol (20%)
Pure Filtered Water

Dosage Forms
Horehound Herb is available in concentrated, certified Kosher and Parve, Super Strength Holistically Standardized low alcohol extract packaged in convenient 50ml amber glass bottles with pipette droppers.

Indications
Horehound is most frequently used in the treatment of bronchial disorders. It is most useful in relieving asthma, cough, cold, bronchitis and whooping cough.

Contraindications
Do not use during pregnancy or lactation. Avoid if you have gastrointestinal ulcers.

Therapeutic Indications
Horehound was first employed in ancient Roman doctors, who recommended it as a therapy for coughs and other respiratory ailments. Nicholas Culpeper, the seventeenth-century English pharmacist, commented that it was helpful for a cough and was also useful in expectorating stubborn phlegm from the lungs. Similarly, American physicians of the nineteenth century remarked on its value as a medicinal plant not only for cough and asthma but also in menstrual complaints.

Horehound is a valuable plant in the treatment of bronchitis where there is a non-productive cough. It combines the action of relaxing the smooth muscles of the bronchus whilst promoting mucus production and thus expectoration. It is used with benefit in the treatment of whooping cough. The bitter action stimulates the flow and secretion of bile from the gall-bladder, aiding digestion. Horehound is used externally to promote the healing of wounds. Horehound is a common ingredient in pharmaceutical and natural cough syrups and cough candies.

Storage
Horehound Herb should be stored tightly sealed in a cool, dry area until it is required.

Usage
Take 6-10 drops 3-5 times daily before meals.

Complimentary Therapies
A proper diet is essential to overall good health. Replace the intake of junk, processed and fast foods with vegetables and fruits. Compliment your daily diet with a well-balanced multivitamin and mineral. Drink plenty of water and juice (at least 8 glasses a day), instead of coffee, tea or sodas to replenish the body's fluids.