Echinacea Angustifolia Root

Echinacea Angustifolia Root DESCRIPTION:

Echinacea is a popular flower in the United States. Native Americans used echinacea as a medicine. It gets its name from the sharp scales on its big, cone-shaped seed head, which look like the spines of an angry hedgehog (echinos is the Greek word for hedgehog).

Archaeologists have found proof that Native Americans used echinacea for more than 400 years to treat illness and cuts and as a general "cure-all." People have used echinacea to treat scarlet fever, syphilis, malaria, blood poisoning, and diphtheria over the course of history. This plant was used a lot in the 18th and 19th centuries, but after medicines came along, people started to use it less and less. In Germany, echinacea medicines became more and more famous throughout the 20th century. In fact, Germany has done most of the science study on echinacea.

People use echinacea today to shorten the time they have a cold or the flu and to relieve symptoms like a sore throat, cough, and fever. Echinacea is also recommended by many herbalists to improve the immune system and help the body fight off diseases.

ECHINACEA ANGUSTIFOLIA ROOT benefits:

There are several chemicals in echinacea that may be good for your health. Researchers think that polysaccharides and glycoproteins are two chemicals that help your body's defense system. Your immune system protects you from germs that can make you sick.

◉ Treats infection:- Echinacea might make your immune system stronger, which could help you fight off colds and flus that are caused by viruses or germs. Some study shows that the echinacea plant has chemicals that help your body make white blood cells. When your upper respiratory tract (nose, mouth, and throat) gets sick, these white blood cells work with your immune system to fight the illness.

◉ Treats eczema:- Cream with echinacea ingredient may help people with eczema, a skin disease. Early study shows that using echinacea cream every day helped make eczema less itchy and helped build up the skin's protective top layer. But it's too early to know if echinacea helps most people with acne.

Be aware of the possibility of an allergic response, as people with eczema often also have asthma and allergens.

◉ Functions as a Laxative:- Like many herbs, echinacea is good for the stomach and the whole digestive system. Medical Herbalism, for example, says that it works as a gentle cleanser that helps relieve congestion and as a relaxing agent.

This works especially well when you drink green tea. One cup of tea a day can help loosen the bowels for long-term conditions, while two to three cups a day can help with quick bouts.

But if you want to avoid side effects, don't use this plant too much. To be safe, drink no more than two cups of tea a day and follow the directions on the labels of any vitamins you take.

◉ Acts as Anti-Inflammatory Agent:- Most illnesses are caused by inflammation. Stress, poisons in our food, and not getting enough sleep are all things that can cause this.

According to the University of British Columbia, taking echinacea on a daily basis can help prevent and relieve many types of irritation.

Products with echinacea in them might even help with uveitis, which is infection of the eye. People with chronic inflammatory conditions like rheumatoid arthritis should drink the plant tea daily to lower inflammation throughout the body.

WHERE CAN I BUY Echinacea Angustifolia Root?

Echinacea Angustifolia Root can be found online!. Buy it at Buy at Herb Shop NYC at Brooklyn, NY, USA - Alive Herbals.

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