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Voronets red

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Last reviewed: 23.04.2024

Voronets red - a rhizome of a plant (an underground stem), which can be ingested either directly in powder form, or in the form of a tablet or liquid. The rhizome of plants does not contain phytoestrogens, which may be responsible for its predicted estrogen-like effects, but it contains a small amount of anti-inflammatory compounds, including salicylic acid.

Voronets red

Declared positive effects of red voronets

Voronets red is recognized as useful in the presence of symptoms of menopause (flushes, unsteadiness of mood, tachycardia, vaginal dryness) and with arthralgia or osteoarthritis.

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Adverse effects of red vorunca

There may be headache, dizziness, sweating and hypotension (if a high dose has been taken). Theoretically, the contraindication to the use of red crow is the sensitivity of patients to aspirin.

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