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Andrographis
also known as king of bitters
A bitter herb central to traditional Indian and Southeast Asian medicine, sometimes called 'king of bitters' or 'Indian echinacea.' Used during epidemics across South Asia for centuries — the herb gained particular attention during the 1918 flu pandemic in India. Modern research backs the cold and respiratory tradition more clearly than most herbs in this category.
- May reduce duration and severity of common cold symptoms when taken at the first sign of illness
- Standardized extracts (typically containing 4-6% andrographolides) used in most clinical research
- Eases sore throat, fatigue, and cold symptoms in clinical trials
- Long traditional use across Indian, Chinese, and Southeast Asian medicine
- Anti-inflammatory and immune-modulating action
- Often combined with eleuthero in commercial cold formulas (Kan Jang)
Memorial Sloan Kettering About Herbs · EMA Herbal Medicinal Product Monographs · American Botanical Council HerbMedPro · Memorial Sloan Kettering About Herbs · EMA Herbal Medicinal Product Monographs · American Botanical Council HerbMedPro
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