Black Barberry

Black barberry or mountain barberry with the scientific name Berberis integerrima Bunge is known as Asian barberry. Black barberry usually grows in East Asia and South America and blooms in spring. Mountain barberry, as its name suggests, can be found mostly in mountainous and humid areas and is a car plant.
Description
The properties of black barberry for the liver By consuming trans fats and alcoholic beverages, the liver becomes fatty, and eventually, the person suffers from liver failure. Due to its high anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, black barberry cleanses the liver of toxins and helps the liver function properly. Properties of mountain barberry for heart and blood vessels Due to the presence of berberine, black barberry prevents heart failure and improves the function and natural rhythm of the heart. On the other hand, the consumption of black barberry juice is associated with a decrease in the level of triglycerides and cholesterol, for this reason, it also prevents the clogging of the heart arteries. Black barberry for blood pressure Black barberry prevents high blood pressure and constriction of blood vessels. Black barberry for the digestive system With its positive effects on the digestive system, black barberry improves digestion and helps treat diarrhea, food poisoning, and heartache. Anti-inflammatory and antibacterial Due to its high antioxidants, black barberry has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties and helps to treat diseases of the urinary tract and digestive system, respiratory diseases, and sinusitis. Black barberry and treatment of blood sugar and diabetes Berberine in black barberry has a mechanism similar to metformin and helps control blood sugar and increase body metabolism and improves insulin sensitivity. Black barberry and liver and gallbladder cleansing One of the most important properties of black barberry is the detoxification and cleansing of the liver. Black barberry increases the production of bile to digest fat and break down vitamins and hormones, leading to a reduction in bad cholesterol levels.