Lobelia Uses & Benefits Explained by Professional Supplement Review | National Nutrition Canada

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National Nutrition Professional Supplement Reviews with Leading Health Expert Karlene Karst.
Karlene gives us a 3-minute professional supplement review on Lobelia, a plant with a long history of use by the Native Americans in helping with Asthma and Bronchitis. Since Lobelia is a close cousin to Nicotine, the active ingredient in cigarettes, it has proven to be very beneficial in those who are quitting smoking.
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Lobeline is the most active among the many alkaloids that lobelia contains. Lobeline is a cousin to nicotine with the ability to activate nicotine-like receptors in the brain, without the addictive side effects. This prompted the addition of lobelia into many anti-smoking aids to cure habitual tobacco use. More recent research has indicated that lobelia's toxic effects may be exaggerated when combined with nicotine and the use of lobelia in these products has decreased...
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2 май 2019

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@Southernburrito 4 года назад

Ya I just read it was a cough medicine, respiratory aid, & a pulmonary aid, but it wasn't labeled as an expectorant like Grindelia. That's odd.? Broncodilator, yes :) Most helpful! I didn't know it could assist smoking addicts or induce vomiting. My research is slightly surface. Iroquois, & Cherokee medicine. Thank you Karlene. Fantastic job!

@NTLnutrition 3 года назад

Hello! Yes, throughout history, Lobelia was prescribed to reduce fevers and induce vomiting, which was considered cleansing. Poultices made of the root and leaves were applied externally to relieve sprains, bruising and insect bites. Today it is most commonly used as a bronchodilator, making breathing easier for patients with asthma or other pulmonary disorders. If you'd like to learn more, have a look at our article for products, dosage and supplements that pair well with Lobelia: www.nationalnutrition.ca/articles/supplements/lobelia/ Have a healthy day!

@Southernburrito 3 года назад

@@NTLnutrition 😉 Thank you very much Karlene. All of these remedies I will keep even closer to me on account of our communications. It’s not always important to everyone else, but it is to me, & sometimes I forget, or become overwhelmed, & lose sight with the magnitude of my studies. So I appreciate you taking the time out to acknowledge me 😁. You’re very smart & wise. Hope you have a healthy blessed day too 💛👼🏻