Reduce Water Retention With Dandelion Root And Watch Your Weight
Drop  Dandelion root has been used since time immemorial for the
treatment of a wide variety of disorders, and the first written
records of its use are from the 10th century writings of Arabian
physicians. It was certainly regarded as more than a common weed
in mediaeval times when medicines as we know them did not exist.
However, mediaeval remedies usually had a scientific basis
because they generally worked, especially the herbal remedies. 
For example, using willow bark for pain and reducing swelling.
It was only later that willow was found to contain salicylic
acid, the basis of aspirin. So it is with dandelion, and its use
for blood and liver problems, as a diuretic, and to help with
kidney disorders including kidney stones.  Dandelion Root and
the Liver  Dandelion root has long been regarded as being a
tonic for a ‘sluggish’ liver that was thought to be responsible
for symptoms such as constipation, fatigue, boils and eye
problems.  This