Sambucel™ Plus

Cold, Flu and Fever Diaphoretic. This formula contains Black Elderberry, a valuable diaphoretic and anti-viral. A diaphoretic is an herb that can increase perspiration, thereby helping in the elimination of toxins through the skin and helping to cleanse the body. Although indicated in a wide range of conditions, their use in the relief of fevers and infections affecting the whole body, such as influenza, has been most promising. Their strengthening and healing properties can often help the body rid itself of these conditions in a very short time.

Contents: Black Elder berry and flower (Sambucus nigra), Boneset herb, Echinacea angustifolia root, Yarrow flowers, Angelica root, Golden Seal root, Wild Indigo root and Ginger root in a base containing concentrated Rose Hips extract. 20 to 40 drops 2-4 times daily or 1-2 teaspoons (60-120 drops) at the onset of viral infection and 1 teaspoon every 2 hours for no more than 5 days. Child’s dose should be modified to 5 drops for every year of age until the adult dose is reached. Not recommended for long term use or if nursing or pregnant.

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Ingredient descriptions:

Black Elderberry and flower (Sambucus nigra v. sp.)

Actions: Diaphoretic, anticatarrhal, depurative.

Common Use: Elderberry flowers are a very valuable remedy in the relief of colds and influenza and any catarrhal inflammations of the upper respitory tract. Their diaphoretic action helps to eliminate acids and other impurities through the skin. Elder leaf extract has recently been shown to have antiviral activity in virus-culture studies.

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Boneset herb (Eupatorium perfoliatum)

Actions: Diaphoretic, mild laxative, tonic, antispasmodic, alterative.

Common Use: Considered by herbalists to be one of the best herbs available for the relief of symptoms that accompany influenza. Also used to quickly relieve aches and pains and help the body deal with fevers and clear the upper respiratory tract. Its mild laxative effect will help clear the body of any waste buildup and ease constipation, this is a good general cleansing agent.

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Echinacea root (Echinacea angustifolia)

Actions: Antimicrobial, alterative, antiseptic, antibacterial, immune stimulant, anticatarrhal.

Common Use: Echinacea is the prime remedy to help rid the body of microbial infections. This plant shows up in most herbal cold, flu and fever formulas, for this purpose it combines well with golden seal. In conjunction with other herbs it may be used for any infection, anywhere in the body. Not recommended for long term use in large amounts.

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Yarrow flower (Achillea millefolium)

Actions: Diaphoretic, stimulant, hypotensive, astringent, diuretic, tonic, alterative, antiseptic, depurative.

Common Use: Yarrow is one of the best diaphoretic herbs and is a standard remedy for aiding the body to deal with fevers. It lowers blood pressure due to a dilation of the peripheral vessels, stimulates digestion and tones the blood vessels. As a urinary antiseptic it is indicated in infections such as cystitis. Preparations of yarrow flower have been shown to stimulate the gastric juices, this would account for yarrows effectiveness as a tonic, with improved digestion of foods, which is due to the presence of bitter substances in the blossoms. Test tube studies have shown yarrow to possess antibiotic properties. Not recommended if nursing or pregnant.

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Angelica root (Angelica archangelica)

Actions: Carminative, expectorant, diaphoretic, diuretic, pectoral.

Common Use: Angelica root finds its main use as an expectorant for coughs, bronchitis and pleurisy, especially when accompanied by colds, fever or the flu. Also known to ease intestinal colic and flatulence, stimulate apetite and may be helpful in anorexia nervosa. May be of value in easing rheumatic inflammations and in cystitis it acts as a urinary antiseptic. Angelica root has also been indicated in programs to help lessen the desire for alcohol.

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Golden Seal root (Hydrastis canadensis)

Actions: Tonic, astringent, anticatarrhal, laxative, muscular stimulant, bitter, pectoral.

Common Use: Golden seal owes most of its specific uses to the powerful tonic qualities shown towards the mucous membranes of the body. It is therefore helpful in all digestive problems. Its bitter stimulation gives it a role in loss of appetite. Also known to improve all catarrhal conditions, especially those of the sinuses. Not recommended for long term use or if pregnant or nursing.

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Wild Indigo root (Baptisia tinctoria)

Actions: Antimicrobial, anticatarrhal, alterative, febrifuge, antiseptic.

Common Use: Wild indigo is an herb to be considered wherever there is a focused infection, especially infections and catarrh in the ear, nose and throat. It may be used for laryngitis, tonsillitis, pharyngitis and catarrhal infections of the nose and sinus. Taken internally and as a mouthwash it will help with mouth ulcers, gingivitis, and in the control of pyorrhea. Also used effectively to treat enlarged and inflamed lymph glands, the action of this plant exerts a vital influence, aiding in metabolism by stimulating the elimination of accumulated waste in the body and encouraging normal organic activity. This herb is also included in the Hoxsey formula. Use With Care. Better long term in formulas.

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Ginger root (Zingiber officinale)

Actions: Stimulant, carminative, rubefacient, diaphoretic, stomachic, sialagogue, antioxidant.

Common Use: Ginger may be helpful as a stimulant of the peripheral circulation in cases of bad circulation, chilblains and cramps. It is also used as a remedy for digestive problems, sore throats and as a promoter of perspiration in treating fevers. Japanese researchers have discovered cardiac-tonic principles in ginger root. It is also said to be used with other herbs to enhance their effectiveness.

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Rose hips (Rosa canina)

Actions: Nutrient, mild laxative, mild diuretic, mild astringent

Common Use: Rose hips provide one of the best natural sources of vitamin C available. They are also rich in vitamins A, E and Rutin. They contain valuable nutrients believed to combat acute disease. Rose hips is a nutritional herb used to build up the body and strengthen the immune system.

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