Nature's Goodness
Arbutin (hydroquinone β-glucoside) is a hydroquinone glucoside active in the treatment of urinary tract diseases, in particular in cases of cystitis, urethritis, dysuria (pain, burning in urination, difficulty in retaining urine). Its action is carried out by basic hydrolysis in the intestine and the release of hydroquinone, responsible for the antimicrobial, astringent and disinfectant action in the urinary … Read more
Rapunzel (Campanula rapunculus) is a plant belonging to the Campanulaceae family. Rich in vitamin C, it is useful for the immune system and excellent as an anti-inflammatory. Let’s find out better. Properties of the Rapunzel Rapunzel, scientific name Campanula rapunculus, is a bellflower with beautiful lilac flowers and spindle-shaped roots, useful both in the culinary and phytotherapeutic fields. The more correct common name would be … Read more
Glucomannan is a dietary fiber extracted from the root of the Amorphophallus konjak plant and used in diets because it reduces the absorption of fats, carbohydrates and cholesterol. Let’s find out better. What is Glucomannan Glucomannan is a plant- based polysaccharide composed of many units of glucose and mannose. It is a non-assimilable dietary fiber and therefore of practically no contribution. Glucomannan is extracted … Read more
Guggul is a natural substance that looks like a rubbery oleoresin and is used in phytotherapy in the form of a powder for its two cholesterol- lowering properties. Let’s find out better. Where is the guggul found The guggul is extracted by incision of the bark of Commiphora mukul, a small thorny tree, also known as the myrrh tree, which is found mainly in Rajastan, Gujarat and Maharashtra, very branched, with silver … Read more
The term henna indicates the extract of the Lawsonia inermis L. plant used for hair care and coloring, as well as for other therapeutic purposes. The most important active ingredient is lawsone, present in concentrations varying between 0.55% and 1%. Let’s find out better. Where is Henna found The henna plant is native to Africa and Asia. It is a defenseless shrub when young … Read more
Banksia Robur is an Australian floral remedy obtained from the swamp Banksia, belonging to the Proteaceae family. Useful for the treatment of chronic fatigue, it helps to regain enthusiasm and the joy of living. Let’s find out better. Description of the plant Banksia robur – the common name is Swamp Banksia or Swamp Banksia. It belongs to the Proteaceae family; the name “robur” derives … Read more
Black Eyed Susan is an Australian flower remedy made from Tetratheca ercifolia. Great for hasty and hyperactive people, it helps to gain patience and inner peace. Let’s find out better. Description of the plant Tetratheca ercifolia – the term ‘black eyes’ black eyed’ refers to the tips of the stamens, which are rich in black pollen. Widespread throughout the Australian territory, it also grows in … Read more
Freshwater Mangrove is an Australian flower remedy made from Barringtonia acutangula. Promotes openness to new experiences and the healing of mental prejudices. Let’s find out better. Description of the plant Barringtonia acutangula – freshwater mangrove that can reach about 8 meters in height, with leaves up to 15 cm long gathered at the ends of the branches. The plant is multi-stemmed and grows … Read more
Gymea Lily is an Australian flower remedy made from Doryanthes excelsa. It helps you discover the passion of your life and follow it. Let’s find out better. Description of the plant One aspect of the Doctrine of the Signatures of the flower is that it is so tall that it is neither clearly distinguishable from the ground nor reachable for those … Read more
Hibbertia is an Australian flower remedy made from Hibbertia pedunculata. Indicated for people who are rigid and severe with themselves, it promotes the rebalancing of the parathyroid glands. Let’s find out better. Description of the plant Hibbertia pedunculata – on the Australian territory there are 115 species of hibbertia, all with similar yellow flowers and called ‘guinea flower’ due to the similarity to … Read more