Functioning lady's mantle in horses
The spear-shaped lady's mantle is a native plant in a large part of the world (in high mountain areas), also in Europe. In the Netherlands, the plant is very rare in the wild, but is widely cultivated as a garden plant. Lady's mantle is rich in tannins, flavonoids, organic acids, bitter substances, and vitamin C.
Scientific name:
Alchemilla Vulgaris
Type:
Plant
Functioning of lady's mantle in horses:
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Stimulates the recovery of the uterus after giving birth
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Has a contracting effect on the gastrointestinal mucosa in cases of mild diarrhea.
Lady's mantle for the uterus
It is not recommended to use lady's mantle during pregnancy due to its uterine contracting properties. However, after giving birth, the herb is very beneficial to use. It helps to restore the uterus to its original volume and to repair the tissue. It also helps to prevent infections and stop bleeding in the uterus. Lady's mantle can also prevent uterine prolapse.
Lady's mantle can also be used in cases of mild, acute diarrhea. It also has a contracting function on the gastrointestinal mucosa.