Taraxacum, dandelion, horseradish, lion tooth, mountain radish, lettuce, wild lettuce, dandelion, Dandelion, (taraxacum officinale). ID: 141-41

This amazing plant grows all over Europe and most of the Northern Hemisphere.

Many varieties also grow in all temperate regions of Asia and South America.

It is a perennial herb that is abundant in the Greek mountains and meadows and is known to many as mountain radish.

It is a perennial plant with long leaves and jagged and yellow flowers. Reaches a height of up to 30cm.

It has yellow flowers that open in the morning, close at night and its leaves are toothed.

Taraxacum has been used since ancient times, all over the world, as a versatile medicinal herb in Chinese Medicine, Ancient Greece, Indian Therapy, etc.

Specifically, the ancient Greeks used it a lot for its healing properties.

Referred to as a diuretic since the eleventh century. The root that has a strong tonic effect I said was used much later.

Therapeutic:

Taraxacum helps significantly in lowering blood cholesterol.

It has a protective effect on liver tissue , it can also reduce the levels of excess fat stored in the liver, Researchers attributed the finding to the herb antioxidants.

Chloric acid and chlorogenic acid are two bioactive compounds found in all parts of the plant that can help lower sugar. Research shows that these compounds can improve pancreatic insulin secretion while improving glucose uptake by muscle tissue, which means they can lower blood sugar.

Taraxacum can support weight loss and maintenance of reduced weight by improving carbohydrate metabolism and reducing fat absorption.

Taraxacum contains potassium, a metal associated with low blood pressure in people with previously elevated levels, so it can also have an indirect effect on blood pressure.

Research has shown that the inulin contained in taraxacum has the ability to reduce constipation and increase intestinal motility.

Research in test tubes and animals shows that taraxacum can protect against skin damage from sunlight and acne. while increasing hydration and collagen production.

Taraxacum also helps with

Digestive disorders,

Gastrointestinal problems,

Acts as antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant,

Appetite stimulant,

Bile tonic,

Cell regeneration,

Detoxifier,

Diuretic,

Metal absorption enhancer,

Prebiotic (strengthens bifidobacteria).

Research has shown that radish inhibits the growth of Candida ablicans, the fungus responsible for vaginal infections.

Beneficial for mental development.

Against atherosclerosis.

Beneficial to the kidneys

Reduces uric acid and blood triglycerides.

Infusion : Cholesterol, diuretic for cystitis, fluid retention or hypertension.

Decoction : Stimulates and detoxifies I said, osteoarthritis, rheumatism, acne, psoriasis and eczema.

Tincture : To increase the flow of the school, as a mild cleanser or to dissolve small stones in the bile.

Action : Diuretic, tonic for the liver and digestive tract, cholagogue, activates the pancreas and bile ducts, mild cleanser.

Basic Ingredients : Sesquiterpene lactones, vitamins A, B, C, D, choline, trace elements (potassium), coumarins, carotenoids, taraxacosides, phenolic acids.

How to use : Infusion, Decoction, juice, tincture.