Chrysanthemum indicum extract (Flos Chrysanthemi ;Wild Chrysanthemum)

Chrysanthemum indicum extract (Flos Chrysanthemi ;Wild Chrysanthemum) Flavons relieve cough antibacterial, antifungal

Chrysanthemum indicum extract (Flos Chrysanthemi ;Wild Chrysanthemum).

Chrysanthemum is used as a multipurpose sedative in Chinese medicine.

It helps relieve cough and lower anxiety and blood pressure.

Research in China using about 60 grams daily of Chrysanthemum morifolium flowers for lowering vascular pressure reported case success rates of 17.1% very effective 51.4% effective 31.5% not effective.

Note the high dose level thus indicating that Chrysanthemum is regarded as safe. Chrysanthemum morifolium flowers are one of two primary ingredients in a classical Chinese cough remedy a strong decoction .

Chrysanthemum morifolium also contains a flavonoid compound that is active against HIV infection.

Some individuals may experience contact dermatitis and allergic reactions though rare can occur.

Eliminates Heat and ToxinsFor scrofula, furuncles, sores, deep rooted boils, eczema and pruritus. Relieves HypertensionFor Liver heat and Wind-Fire causing red eyes.

Chrysanthemum is used as a multipurpose sedative in Chinese medicine. It helps relieve cough, and lower anxiety and blood pressure.

Chrysanthemum is also used as a liver-balancer and digestive aid in Chinese medicine. The flowers have been shown scientifically to have antibacterial, antifungal and hypotensive effects, thus illuminating Chrysanthemum's traditional use for dizziness, ocular inflammation, and skin boils. The flowers also contain several strong anti-inflammatory compounds, effective both internally and externally. Of fifteen isolated Chrysanthemum compounds, all showed potent inhibitory effects against abnormal cells. One compound in particular, arnidiol, has cancer researchers seriosly interested. Chrysanthemum morifolium also contains a flavonoid compound that is active against HIV infection. Some individuals may experience contact dermatitis, and allergic reactions, though rare, can occur. It is always best to proceed very slowly with an herb one has not previously handled or ingested.

  

Chrysanthemum indicum extract (Flos Chrysanthemi ;Wild Chrysanthemum)