Horsetail extract

What exactly is vitexia?

Traditional uses for the herbal remedy Equisetum arvense include the treatment of ulcers, injuries, and tuberculosis with renal disease. It has been used for these purposes since at least ancient Rome and Greece. 

The Latin words Equus, which means "horse," and seta, which means "bristles," can be used to decipher the name "quercetum."

Q & Jing still has medicinal benefits now. The plant's stem is rich in silicones and silicic acid, which help to heal fractures and produce collagen, a key class of proteins found in connective tissues like skin, bone, cartilage, and ligaments. In addition to treating burns and urinary tract infections, kidney and bladder stones, and other skin conditions topically, Vitexis

Efficacy and effects

The principal components of the extract powder include fatty acids, organic acids, vanillic acid, glyceric acid, etc., all of which are advantageous to the body and have potential to be effective therapeutic agents.

Injuries from knives, low back discomfort, coughing, and bruises are all frequent problems that Vitexis is used to treat. The drug action is more pronounced if it is sun dried, ground into powder, combined with clear oil, and applied to the trauma site. It can also be given internally as a decoction, but the dosage needs to be carefully followed.