
Alfalfa is a leguminous, perennial plant, grown commonly as a ground cover crop in
arid regions of Africa. In Britain, we generally only consume the sprouts, to make use
of the concentrated nutrients contained within the seeds.
The main attribute of the alfalfa leaf is the vitamin K content. However, its nutritional
benefits do not stop there. Also contained in the foliage are vitamins B6, D, E and U,
along with beta carotene and several essential enzymes.
The primary function of vitamin K is its role in the blood clotting mechanism, and it is therefore valuable for protecting against haemorrhage in some individuals. Alfalfa is
also valuable for relieving digestive upsets such as indigestion and over-acidity. It also
helps to maintain a healthy gut wall and acts as an appetite stimulant.
Ingredients: Alfalfa powder, hydroxypropylmethylcellulose
(capsule shell).
Suggested Intake: 1-3 capsules daily, or take as
directed by a practitioner.
Suitable for: Vegetarians, vegans and for people
with Candida and yeast sensitivities.
Contraindications: None.
Non-Active Ingredients: Hydroxyproylmethylcellulose.
Non GM & Free From: Wheat; yeast, starch, gluten; lactose; added sugars,
colourings, flavourings & preservatives.
Storage: Keep cool, dry & out of direct sunlight.
| Nutrient | Per capsule |
%RDA |
| Alfalfa | 500mg |
* |
| (whole ground leaf) | ||
| RDA = Recommended Daily Allowance * = no RDA |
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