LEKRASET Aasristiku ürt is plant material for making an infusion and is not a medicinal product. Nevertheless, like any plant material, clover contains active compounds — flavonoids, tannins and other components — that may interact with some medicines or affect your condition if you have certain diseases.
The label advises consulting a doctor before use in any case; it is especially important to consider the following:
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding — according to the label, clover herb is not used during these periods.
- Chronic diseases — especially if they are related to hormonal balance, blood clotting or kidney function.
- Taking medicines — plant components may affect the absorption or action of some medicines.
- A tendency to plant allergies — clover belongs to the legume family; the product is not used in case of hypersensitivity to its components, and if an allergic reaction occurs, stop taking it and consult a doctor.
Even if none of these factors applies, clover infusion is drunk as a course rather than without limits like ordinary tea: adults take 1 glass 1–3 times a day with meals for a course of 1 month, after consulting a doctor.