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Echinacea
also known as Purple coneflower, Black sampson
A North American native herb traditionally used to support the body during colds and respiratory infections, modulating immune cell activity.
- Supports immune function during cold season
- May reduce duration of common cold
- May reduce severity of cold symptoms
- Used by Plains Indigenous tribes for centuries
- Modulates immune cell activity
- Provides anti-inflammatory alkylamides
- Most studied herb for upper respiratory infections
Active in Alkylamides, Polysaccharides, Caffeic acid derivatives, Echinacoside.
- In vivo evaluation of the anti-inflammatory efficacy of liposomes loaded with Echinacea purpurea roots extracts.
- Significance of Herbs in the Dental World.
- Bioactivity of Matricaria chamomilla, Echinacea purpurea, Thymbra capitata and Ocimum basilicum Hydrolates and Essential Oils in View of Their Application in the Skin.
Know what you're putting in your body.
158 herbs, nutrients, and compounds. What the science says, what tradition knew, and what to watch for. Founding members keep this running.
Founding rate — locked for life. Regular price after launch: $96/year.
- ✓ Full access to all 158+ entries
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