Burdock is a plant allied with the health of our skin, kidneys and urinary tract, and herbalists incorporate it into many of their cleansing, diuretic, antibacterial and antiseptic remedies at the kidney and urinary levels.
 Burdock has been used topically for centuries to treat chronic skin problems such as eczema, psoriasis, abscesses, hives, ringworm, and acne. Topical burdock preparations are commonly used to heal superficial wounds and treat skin conditions.
 It is recommended to facilitate the digestion process, stimulate appetite and reduce the symptoms of some stomach problems. Additionally, burdock has been shown to be excellent in relieving pain caused by osteoarthritis and arthritis. Vernacular names: burdock, lampazo (Argentina). Description: biennial plant that reaches 2 m in height, with large ovate-cordate leaves, up to 50 cm in diameter, that form a basal rosette; It blooms from late summer to mid-autumn.
 How is burdock root taken?
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 The forms of presentation of burdock and its recommended doses are those that we summarize below:
 In decoction, about 40 g per liter of water, up to three cups a day.
 In alcoholic tincture, about 50 drops in three daily doses, with fruit juice or water.
 This information is provided for educational purposes and is part of the herbal literature that is available.
  
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