Categories: Urinary/Glandular

Symptom: Urinary Tract, Bladder, Kidney Problems, Prostate, Poor Digestion, Overweight, Pain, Inflammation, Rheumatism, Arthritis, Congestion, Asthma, Colds/Flu

Juniper Berries (Urinary) are found on the evergreen juniper shrub, which grows widely throughout the Northern Hemisphere. New berries appear on mature trees in the fall, and by spring they ripen to blue. Because the berries take between two to three years to fully ripen, the same plant can have unripe green and ripe blue berries at the same time. In addition to their use in herbology, the berries are used as a flavoring agent in gin and luncheon meats. The berries’ nutritional profile and volatile oil make them particularly supportive of the genitourinary system. They contain vitamin C and other nutrients. Each capsule contains 400 mg juniper berries.

Take 2 capsules with a meal twice daily.

Juniper berries should be taken on a limited basis and avoided by pregnant women and people who suffer from kidney disease.

Juniper berries are also available in the following combination package:

• JP-X
• K
• P-14
• P-X
• Target P-14

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