Iphym wild pansy flowers in our online herb shop. They contain anti-inflammatory compounds that can reduce pain and inflammation in the body. They are also rich in antioxidants
In the quest for natural well-being and preserved health, Iphym Herboristerie Wild Pansy Flowers are the preferred choice for those seeking a natural solution to everyday worries. Known for their ability to relieve a multitude of ailments, these flowers embody an age-old tradition of natural pharmacopoeia. They contain powerful anti-inflammatory compounds capable of significantly reducing pain and inflammation, offering relief from conditions such as joint pain and skin problems.
Their rich antioxidant content makes Wild Pansy Flowers an indispensable ally in combating the damaging effects of free radicals, which are responsible for cell ageing. In this way, they help protect cells and maintain optimum health. At the same time, their diuretic and mild laxative properties make them a remedy of choice for improving digestive and urinary comfort, facilitating the elimination of toxins and combating water retention.
Beyond these virtues, Wild Pansy Flowers play a valuable role in the treatment of skin conditions such as eczema, acne and pruritus, thanks to their antimicrobial and purifying properties. Their beneficial effects also extend to the respiratory system, where they help soothe inflammation and fight infection.
In terms of advanced research, the cyclotides they contain are proving to be notable immunosuppressive agents, with remarkable potential for inhibiting the proliferation of activated lymphocytes and inducing apoptosis in certain cancer cells. This ability to inhibit angiogenesis opens up promising prospects in the treatment and prevention of various forms of cancer.
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Using wild pansy flowers to benefit from their therapeutic virtues is simple, but requires you to follow a few recommendations to optimize their effectiveness. As an infusion, 1.5 g of dried pansy flowers per cup of hot water is recommended, to be taken three times a day. This method extracts the plant's active ingredients while providing a moment of relaxation and well-being.
For external use, infusions can also be applied locally, as compresses or washes, to treat skin ailments or relieve itching. This direct application enables rapid, targeted action on the areas concerned.
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Precautions for use
Although Wild Pansy Flowers are renowned for their safety, a few precautions should be taken, especially for people with allergies to plants in the Violaceae family. It is advisable to start with small doses to observe the body's reaction, and to avoid prolonged use without medical advice. In the event of pregnancy or breast-feeding, it is advisable to consult a health professional before use.
Iphym Herboristerie Wild Pansy Flowers come from the Viola tricolor L. / V. arvensis Murray plant, belonging to the Violaceae family. They are distinguished by their variegated shades of purple, yellow and white, reflecting the diversity and richness of their active ingredients. They are harvested in summer, when their concentration of beneficial compounds is at its peak.
Presentation
Native to Europe, North Africa and the temperate regions of Asia, wild pansy has acclimatized to many environments, demonstrating its hardiness and ability to thrive. Its history, rich in anecdotes and traditional uses, makes it both a mysterious and familiar plant, prized for its health benefits. Available in 100 g, 500 g or 1 kg formats.
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