If you notice that the degree of your drooling has been drastically different in the last few days, then perhaps you should take natural herbal remedies for this right now. Drooling is a normal reaction that occurs inside the mouth when our salivary glands are active. Saliva production in our mouth actually takes place in regular patterns and in a precise amount. However, there are cases where your mouth will produce more saliva than it should. For example, you are very hungry and then you see food that looks delicious. Your salivary glands will respond to your body’s desire to eat and thus produce more saliva. Sometimes excess saliva can also be caused by a food you eat. Just like when you eat hot and cold foods, your tongue will trigger your glands to produce saliva to help the burning sensation in your mouth.

And while it’s still normal for the mouth to produce excess saliva for these situations, experiencing the same amount of excess saliva in the mouth when it’s not needed is indicative of a potentially serious health problem. Examples of this are stroke, rabies, facial paralysis, Bell’s palsy, Parkinson’s disease, and poisoning. So, as I said at the beginning, if you don’t want to face health complications that can cause your premature death, check out the possible natural herbal remedies that you can use.

Pollen Typhae from Typha angustifolia L., family Typhaceae is a good remedy if you have a feeling that your excessive drooling may have something to do with your heart condition or your blood. This particular herb targets the bloodstream and cleanses all possible impurities in the circulatory system. Radix Astragali seu Hedysari or Astragalus membranaceus Root is the one to take if you think the cause of your excessive drooling comes from your digestive tract. In case of poisoning and ingestion of unwanted food, this will help to solve the problem by focusing mainly on the spleen.

There are actually more natural herbal remedies for excessive drooling, such as Cortex Mori Radicis and Rhizoma Atractylodis Macrocephalae. But the best and safest solution is still to consult an expert. Herbal medications can only help the immediate causes of your drooling, but if the problem worsens, you should not rely on natural herbal remedies alone.