Elderflowers have been used for centuries for their medicinal properties. They are rich in antioxidants, vitamin C and flavonoids, giving them numerous health benefits.
Black elder, scientifically known as Sambucus nigra, is a plant with a rich history and many virtues. Used for centuries in traditional medicine, black elder is unrivalled in its ability to treat everyday ailments. Its ability to relieve the symptoms of respiratory infections, such as colds, flu and bronchial irritation, makes it an ally of choice in our natural pharmacopoeia. But what makes elderberry so special? Let's delve into the world of this remarkable plant.
Above all, black elder is famous for its expectorant and anti-inflammatory properties. Elder flowers, in particular, are rich in bioactive compounds such as flavonoids, tannins and mucilages. These substances help soothe inflammation and facilitate the expulsion of mucus, making breathing easier. What's more, elderberry is renowned for its diuretic action, helping the body to eliminate toxins more efficiently, a valuable asset in the treatment of viral ailments.
Not only does black elderberry enjoy an ancestral reputation, it has also been the subject of modern scientific studies. Although clinical evidence remains limited, some research suggests that elderberry juice may reduce the duration and severity of flu symptoms. These promising results support elderberry's traditional uses, particularly in fighting viral infections and reducing fever.
The benefits of black elderberry have also been recognized by health authorities around the world. TheEuropean Medicines Agency (EMA), theWorld Health Organization (WHO) and Germany's Commission E all emphasize the traditional use of elderflowers to relieve cold symptoms and promote sweating in the case of fever.
Beyond its effects on the respiratory tract, black elder has also been used to treat a variety of conditions ranging from overweight to skin conditions such as eczema. Its wealth of active ingredients explains this range of applications, making elderberry a veritable "country pharmacy".
In short, Elderberry - Fleur mondée Iphym Herboristerie Sambucus nigra is much more than a simple grandmother's remedy. It's a multi-faceted plant, capable of providing natural, effective relief from a wide range of ailments. Whether it's to combat a respiratory infection or simply to boost your immune system, black elder is an option worth considering. Don't hesitate to include it in your natural skin care routine and discover for yourself its exceptional benefits.
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Using black elder is both simple and effective. Whether you're looking to prevent or treat an ailment, dried elderflower offers a traditional method of use that has been tried and tested over the centuries.
To reap the benefits of elderberry, we recommend infusing 3g of flowers in a cup of boiling water, three times a day. This preparation can also be used as a gargle to soothe mouth and throat irritations, offering fast, natural relief.
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Precautions for use
Although elderberry is widely beneficial, certain precautions must be taken. It's important to consult a doctor if symptoms persist, especially in cases of prolonged coughing or fever. Black elderberry is also contraindicated for diabetics and those taking diuretic drugs, due to possible interactions. Caution is also advised for pregnant women and children under twelve.
Black elder derives its exceptional properties from its rich and varied composition. Every part of the plant contributes to its effectiveness, with particular emphasis on the flowers used in our product.
Biochemical components
Iphym Herboristerie Sambucus nigra elderberry comes in the form of dried flowers, ready for infusion. Native to Europe, Western Asia and North Africa, this plant is carefully cultivated and harvested to bring you the best of its properties.
Packaging: 100 g, 250 g or 1 kg.
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