Black Currant for Herbal Naturopathy: properties, benefits, uses, side effects

Black currant has diuretic and anti-inflammatory properties and is used as a remedy for various ailments, from capillary fragility to allergies. Blackcurrant (Ribes nigrum) is a plant of the Sassifragaceae family. Known for its anti-inflammatory and antihistamine properties, it is useful against conjunctivitis, allergy and fatigue. Let’s find out better. Description of the plant Blackcurrant is a shrub that can reach about one and a half … Read more

Mallow for Herbal Naturopathy: properties, benefits, uses, side effects

Mallow is a plant with anti-inflammatory and emollient properties, precious for intestines, throat and skin. Find out how and when to use mallow for indoor or outdoor use. Mallow is a plant rich in mucilage with emollient and soothing properties useful in case of cough and sore throat, gastrointestinal problems and skin irritations. Mallow (Malva sylvestris) is … Read more

Rosehip for Herbal Naturopathy: properties, benefits, uses, side effects

Rosehip is a spontaneous herb used mainly for its vitamin C content to prevent and treat coughs, colds and other flu symptoms. Rosehip is a spontaneous plant belonging to the Rosaceae family.It is a species widely used in herbal medicine and phytotherapy for its properties and benefits. Description of the plant The dog rose (Rosa canina) is a wild … Read more

Linden for Herbal Naturopathy: properties, benefits, uses, side effects

Linden is a plant used in herbal medicine to combat insomnia, nervousness and airway disorders. Let’s find out how to use it. Lindenis a very long-lived tree belonging to the Tiliaceae family. Thanks to its properties it is used in phytotherapy to combat insomnia, nervousness and airway disorders. Properties of linden The inflorescences of the linden contain polyphenols (tannins and especially flavonoids), essential oil and mucilages that give … Read more

Milk thistle for Herbal Naturopathy: properties, benefits, uses, side effects

Thistle is known for its hepatoprotective action, linked to silymarin. Its intake is indicated above all to support the liver in case of hepatitis and damage caused by alcohol or other toxic substances. Milk thistle (Silybum marianum) is a plant that belongs to the Asteraceae family. Indicated to improve liver function, it also has excellent antioxidant properties. Properties of milk … Read more

Illipé butter for Herbal Naturopathy: properties, benefits, uses, side effects

For food and cosmetic use, Illipé butter, better known by the name of Bornean Tallow, shows very interesting properties. Let’s discover them together Illipé Butter, perhaps better known as Bornean Tallow, is a vegetable butter native to Malaysia and is obtained from the cold pressing of the seeds of Shorea Stenoptera and Shorea Macrophylla. This magnificent tree can reach … Read more

Birch for Herbal Naturopathy: properties, benefits, uses, side effects

Birch is known for its diuretic and depurative properties that make it a natural remedy against cellulite of urinary tract disorders. Let’s find out more. Birch (Betula alba) is a perennial plant of the Betulaceae family, used for its diuretic and depurative properties useful in the treatment of cellulite of urinary tract disorders. What is birch used for Birch and products obtained … Read more

Charcoal for Herbal Naturopathy: properties, benefits, uses, side effects

Charcoal is a natural substance useful for absorbing gases at the gastric and intestinal level, used to combat aerophagia and meteorism. What is charcoal Charcoal, also called activated charcoal or activated charcoal, is a natural substance obtained from the combustion of wood, or its processing waste, at high temperatures and in the absence of fire (calcination),in an oxygen-poor atmosphere(carbonification). Subsequently, the coal is … Read more