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Osha is best known for its ability to soothe a sore throat, combat a sinus infection, treat a cough, and relieve inflammation in the bronchial tubes. Osha, like Echinacea, is best when used in the early stages of a cold or the flu—take it just as soon as you suspect that you might be getting sick. Osha, taken internally, promotes the type of healing sweat that brings down a fever when it has been too high for too long. Fevers kill “critters” but Osha seems to know how high a fever can safely get, control it, yet leave enough heat to continue to eradicate the infection. Osha increases blood circulation to the lungs, and also increases gas exchange in the alveoli. Deeper breathing and better gas exchange puts additional oxygen into the blood giving every cell of the body better oxygenation.
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Osha Dry Herb Pack

Latin Name:
Ligusticum porteri

Part Utilized:
Root

Ingredient in:
BP, BRON, CF, SN, SS

Ratio:
1:8

Available In:
Dry Herb Pack

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