What are the effects of meadowsweet? Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria or, in Switzerland, moor goat’s beard) has various medicinal effects: The medicinal plant has an anti-inflammatory, astringent effect on mucous membranes and reduces fever. It also has diaphoretic and weak antimicrobial properties (directed against microorganisms). This makes meadowsweet suitable for the supportive treatment of colds. Effective … Meadowsweet for Colds?
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Latin name: Filipendula ulmaria/Genera: Rosaceae Folk name: goatee beard, elm tree, meadow goatee Plant description On our meadows frequent, perennial perennial. Strong root, stems up to 1 m high. Leaves toothed, silvery hairy on the underside. At the end of the stem umbellate inflorescences with many, white and very small flowers. Flowering time: June to … Piercing plant
Already the ancient Greeks and the Celtic Druids knew how to appreciate the very old, aromatic fragrant medicinal plant meadowsweet very much. Today, its analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects for health are being rediscovered more and more. Occurrence and cultivation of meadowsweet The name is not associated with pretty girls, as you might think, but refers … Meadowsweet: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
