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Guggul–New Benefits for Heart Health from an Age-Old Herb

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Aug 26, 2006 20:32 PDT

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by Richard Conant, L.Ac., C.N.

 

The 1990's have seen a growing interest in herbs from India's

ancient Ayurvedic tradition. One Ayurvedic herb in particular, "gum

guggul," stands at the forefront, thanks to its rather remarkable

benefits for the heart and cardiovascular health.

 

A relative of myrrh and frankincense, gum guggul is a resin tapped

from India's Commiphora mukul tree. Known more commonly in the Far

East as simply "guggul," the herb has proven to be one of the most

effective natural cholesterol-lowering agents ever discovered.

 

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