EPISODE · Jul 19, 2026 · 30 MIN
127: The Virus-Slaying “King of Bitters” Well-Known for Colds and Flu but So MUCH MORE: Meet Andrographis
from Holistic Health Heroes · host Kery K
Meet andrographis—the fiercely bitter herb with a centuries-old reputation for helping the body respond to colds, sore throats, inflammation, digestive troubles and more. In this episode, we explore why it earned names like “King of Bitters,” what modern research says about its immune-supporting potential, and why this powerful plant may be better suited for short-term, targeted use than everyday supplementation. You’ll also learn where other intriguing nicknames andrographis has earned and important contraindications that should not be ignored. For all your supplement needs, remember to SHOP SMALL. One choice is our family health food store: https://ngvitamins.com/ Send us Fan Mail Click here to shop water filtration with us at Nature's Garden of Naples: https://ultrawatersolutions.com/?ref=naples1042 Support the showNOTE: This information contained is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease or health condition. Please consult a qualified health professional if you do have a medical condition. The information on this podcast represents the opinions of the hosts and guests.
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Meet andrographis—the fiercely bitter herb with a centuries-old reputation for helping the body respond to colds, sore throats, inflammation, digestive troubles and more. In this episode, we explore why it earned names like “King of Bitters,” what modern research says about its immune-supporting potential, and why this powerful plant may be better suited for short-term, targeted use than everyday supplementation. You’ll also learn where other intriguing nicknames andrographis has earned...
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127: The Virus-Slaying “King of Bitters” Well-Known for Colds and Flu but So MUCH MORE: Meet Andrographis
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