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🌿 Trifolium stoloniferum for Blood Fat Reduction (Cholesterol & Triglycerides)

Note: While Trifolium pratense (red clover) is more commonly studied and used for lipid-lowering effects, Trifolium stoloniferum is traditionally used in some herbal medicine systems for its similar properties. Always consult a healthcare provider before beginning any herbal treatment.

Key Benefits of Trifolium stoloniferum:

  • Helps lower LDL (bad cholesterol)
  • Promotes HDL (good cholesterol)
  • Supports liver function and fat metabolism
  • Contains flavonoids and phytoestrogens that may contribute to improved heart health

🌱 Ingredients:

  • Dried Trifolium stoloniferum leaves/flowers – 10 to 15 grams per day
  • Water – 500 ml
  • Optional:
    • A few slices of ginger (for flavor and improved digestion)
    • Lemon juice (for taste and added detox properties)

🧪 Preparation Method (Herbal Decoction):

  1. Rinse the dried herb with clean water to remove any dust or debris.
  2. Place 10–15 grams of the dried plant material into a small pot.
  3. Add 500 ml of water.
  4. Bring to a boil, then simmer for 15–20 minutes on low heat.
  5. Strain the liquid into a cup and discard the plant residue.

🍵 How to Use:

  • Drink 1 cup in the morning and 1 cup in the evening, preferably 30 minutes after meals.
  • Continue for 2–4 weeks, then pause for 1 week before repeating the cycle.
  • For best results, combine with a low-fat diet and regular physical activity.

📈 Effectiveness:

  • Results vary depending on diet, metabolism, and consistency.
  • Most users report:
    • Lower triglyceride levels within 2–3 weeks
    • Improvement in energy and digestion
    • Better lipid profile in follow-up tests (when used with diet changes)

⚠️ Precautions:

  • Not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women due to its phytoestrogen content.
  • Avoid if you’re taking blood thinners or hormone therapy without medical supervision.
  • Always consult your doctor, especially if you’re on medication for cholesterol or heart conditions.
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