Alfalfa

Alfalfa

Classification: 
Herb
Scientific Name: 
Medicago sativa

Health Uses:

Blood Clotting, Blood Sugar, Cholesterol, General Wellness, Menopause Symptoms, Nutrients, Respiratory Health

Overview:

Alfalfa is part of the legume family but is also considered an herb. Although it was originally cultivated in South and Central Asia, it is grown around the world and has long been recognized for its impressive nutritional content and medicinal uses.

Overview of Benefits:

Alfalfa has been shown to help lower cholesterol and may also have benefits for blood sugar management and relieving symptoms of menopause. People also take it because it contains antioxidants, as well as nutrients like vitamin K, copper, folate, and magnesium. Alfalfa is also extremely low in calories.

Health Benefit Details:

The statements on this page are comprised of information gained from various independent or group studies/research that have shown data to supports said statements. The FDA has not endorsed or evaluated these statements. If you take prescription medications you may want to consult with your physician prior to modifying any treatment regime you may currently be utilizing. It is up to you to decide if the substance/nutrients described might work for you. It is advised you research additional information available and make an informed decision based on your findings.
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