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GOTU KOLA
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Plant description This perennial plant originates from tropical and subtropical regions of the world. In India, China and Indonesia, its medicinal properties have been known for more than 2000 years.
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Effect The following effects are attributed to Gotu Kola: - Supporting the strength of the nerves (relieves stress and anxiety) - To stimulate the vitality of brain cells (to improve the functioning of the mind) - Improved memory - Prevention the effects of old age - Firms the skin - Promotes longevity - Used externally to treat wounds and vascular problems (using wraps improves scarring of wounds and bedsores) - WARNING!!! Gotu Kola lowers blood pressure and is not recommended for those with low blood pressure |
![Gotu Kola - leaf - 1000g (1kg) [V]](/userdata/public/gfx/9779/wakrota_gotukola_1000g1.jpg)
