Immune Support
Baikal Skullcap
Scutellaria baicalensis
Root of a Chinese skullcap species named for Lake Baikal in Siberia, where it grows wild. Called huang qin in traditional Chinese medicine — completely different in use from American skullcap (S. late...
Helps with
- Long Traditional Chinese Medicine Use For Respiratory Infections, Fever, And Inflammation
- Active Against Several Bacteria And Viruses In Laboratory Studies
- Anti-Inflammatory Action Documented In Modern Research
- Antioxidant Action From Baicalin And Baicalein, The Main Flavonoids
Note Quality matters — baikal skullcap and American skullcap have been confused in commercial supply chains, sometimes leading to misidentification Note Mild blood-thinning effect — caution with blood thinners