Herb Guide

Septilin

Shifaa Khan

Jun 4, 2023 — 1 min read

Antibiotics have their side effects. It is common knowledge that a course of antibiotics can impair our digestion. Hows is this so? The nature of antibiotics is to kill bacteria that cause infections. In doing so, good bacteria also get 'wiped out.'

Septilin is an Ayurvedic polyherbal formulation designed to regulate our immune system. Its' ingredients include a host of antioxidant and anti-inflammatory agents. It's what you could call a 'natural antibiotic.' Septilin has been proven to help with a plethora of infections.

From skin infections to that of the teeth, joints, bones, and urinary tract, Septilin has been very shown to be very effective. It is also used to alleviate allergies and fevers. In addition, Septilin is reported to have zero known side effects.

Medication is an important choice. With Septilin, we have more risk-free options, so next time circumstances require supplementation, why not try Septilin?

Reference:

Shruthi S, Vijayalaxmi KK. Antigenotoxic effects of a polyherbal drug septilin against the genotoxicity of cyclophosphamide in mice. Toxicol Rep. 2016

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