Ash leaves are anti-rheumatic (gout treatment), diuretic, laxative and sudorific. They eliminate urates, and are recommended in cases of renal colic.
Welcome to our online herbalist's shop, where we offer a selection of quality medicinal plants, including ash tree tops. Ash is a majestic tree, found in many parts of the world, with many beneficial health properties.
Ash tree tops are mainly used in herbal medicine for their diuretic properties, ideal for combating water retention and edema. In fact, they help eliminate excess fluids in the body by increasing urine production, making them particularly useful for people suffering from water retention or swelling due to poor circulation. In addition, they act as a natural support for the kidneys, facilitating their function of eliminating toxins and metabolic waste.
The anti-inflammatory properties of ash buds are also highly appreciated, particularly for relieving pain associated with rheumatic and joint diseases such as arthritis and gout. Thanks to the presence of active compounds such as rutoside and coumarin heterosides, these buds help to reduce inflammation and pain in the joints, promoting better mobility and quality of life for those suffering from chronic pain. These anti-inflammatory effects are also beneficial for people suffering from muscle pain after intense physical activity.
Ash buds also have a remarkable anti-gouting effect, helping to reduce uric acid levels in the blood. The accumulation of uric acid can lead to painful gout attacks, and regular use of ash buds helps prevent these by facilitating the elimination of this excess by the kidneys. This makes it a highly sought-after natural remedy for those seeking to prevent gout attacks without resorting to chemical drugs.
In addition to their therapeutic properties, ash buds are a valuable source of essential nutrients. They contain vitamins A, C and K, as well as minerals such as calcium and potassium, which are essential for strengthening the immune system and maintaining good bone health. These nutrients not only help protect the body against infection, but also promote the growth and regeneration of bone tissue, helping to prevent deficiencies and support optimal health.
The digestive benefits of ash buds are not to be outdone. They are known for their ability to relieve bloating and flatulence, facilitating harmonious digestion. The active compounds present in the leaves and young shoots help soothe intestinal spasms and promote smoother digestion. These effects are particularly appreciated by people suffering from occasional or chronic digestive disorders, offering them greater digestive comfort on a daily basis.
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To benefit from the properties of ash buds, we recommend using them as an infusion. Here's how to do it:
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Precautions for use
Ash is for adults only. If you are pregnant or breast-feeding, do not use ash. Follow these recommendations for safe use:
Do not use ash if :
If in doubt, consult your doctor or ask our pharmacists for advice.
Latin name: Fraxinus excelsior L.
Family: Oleaceae, Oleaceae
Other names: Fresne, Fraine, Quinquina d'Europe, Langue d'oiseau, grane frane
Fraxinus comes from the Greek frasso, "to squeeze", or from the Latin fragasus, meaning "rough and resounding"; excelsior, "high", "slender". Ash is a large, rough tree.
Presentation
Available in 100 g, 250 g or 1 kg sachets, our ash buds are carefully harvested and packaged to preserve all their properties.
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