The Kudzu

Kudzu, using natural quit smoking!

Tobacco and alcohol are the most consumed psychoactive substance in France. Nearly 50% of people aged 18 to 34 smoke, and 37% of 11-15 years!

The French Ministry of Health estimated that currently 90% of people are victims of arbitrary length ranging from a simple habit to an addiction complete with physical and psychological effects.
Each person becomes dependent more or less quickly. From a neurobiological point of view, dopamine is the neurotransmitter released by the brain after an enjoyable experience or a feeling of pleasure. Alcohol, tobacco may be the cause of the release of dopamine. This explains the phenomenon that the organization may lack experience when it stops or reduces the consumption of such substances.

To fight against this phenomenon of addiction and reduce the cravings, natural solutions exist!
Kudzu (Pueraria montana lobata) is a plant traditionally Eastern food (leaf and root) that grows at high speed by covering everything in its path (vegetation, housing ...). The effects of kudzu are demonstrated on addictions such as alcoholism ^{1 and 2,} smoking and to drugs in general ^3. The Kudzu also reduces the states of stress and anxiety associated with any withdrawal.
Kudzu contains isoflavones Specific of daidzein (anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial) of daidzin (anti-cell proliferation) and is the only source of puerarin. These substances act on the neurotransmitters ^4, n 'not alter the desire of consumption but resulting in a faster satiety and therefore lower consumption. In addition to these qualities, kudzu is also no side effects!

It is discovering the great virtues of the Kudzu INELDEA Laboratories have sought to develop KUDZU Complex.

SEVRAGIL® Laboratories INELDEA

SEVRAGIL® has been specially developed to fight naturally against addictions such as tobacco or alcohol and all forms of addiction.

SEVRAGIL® combines the virtues of Kudzu in the fight against addiction to a synergy of specific assets that will reduce nervous agitation and thus facilitate weaning in all serenity. In addition to the Kudzu, Kudzu Complex contains in effect:

• of Valerian (Valeriana officinalis)

Used since antiquity to relieve disorders of nervous origin and recognized by scientists to be effective against anxiety. The Valeria is a valuable ally in the weaning period.

• of Vitamin C

The nutritional requirement is established at 110 mg / day for adults ^6. This is also the first antioxidant consumed by the body to fight against oxidative stress caused by cigarette smoke. Also need Vitamin C increases among smokers ^7.

• of Vitamin B6 and Magnesium

Two assets that act in synergy with Valerian to a good mental balance, thus contributing to nerve transmission and relaxation.

• Selenium,

A powerful antioxidant that the body does not synthesize and that can protect cells from free radical attacks.

SEVRAGIL® combines the best assets and synergistic effect on the mental state to reduce all forms of addiction. This product is particularly recommended for people who want to quit.

(1) Bai X et al.Isolation and identification of urinary metabolites of kakkalide (Pueraria lobata) in rats. Drug Metab Dispos. 2010 Feb; 38 (2) :281-6. Epub 2009 Nov 12.
(2) Xu BJ, Zheng YN, Sung CK. Natural medicines for alcoholism treatment: a review. Drug Alcohol Rev. November 2005, 24 (6) :525-36.
(3) Lu L et al. Traditional Medicine in the Treatment of drug addiction. Am J Drug Alcohol Abuse. 2009, 35 (1) :1-11.
(4) Kim DH, Jung HA, Park SJ, Kim JM, Lee S, Choi JS, Cheong JH, Ko KH, Ryu JH. The effects of daidzin and Its aglycone, daidzein, on the scopolamine-induced memory impairment in male mice. Arch Pharm Res. 2010 Oct; 33-10:1685-90. Epub 2010 Oct 30.
(5) Jacobs BP, Bent S, et al. An internet-based randomized, placebo-controlled trial of kava and valerian for anxiety and insomnia. Medicine (Baltimore). 2005 Jul; 84 (4) :197-207
(6) French Agency for Food Safety (AFSSA).
(7) Pizzorno JE Jr, Murray Michael T (Ed). Textbook of Natural Medicine, Churchill Livingstone, USA, 3rd edition, vol. 1, 2006, p. 1285.

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