Latin: Calendula officinalis
English: Marigold
German: Ringelblume

In which areas is the Calendula plant used?


Against general fungal complaints,
Against the complaints of intestinal, stomach, mouth, tongue and lung fungi,
Against stomach ulcers, gastritis, reflux complaints,
In microbial stomach diseases,
Against increased liver enzymes,
Blood purifier,
Against the complaint of microbial jaundice,
Acceleration of the healing process of wounds,
Against the complaint of carbuncles,
Against the complaints of vascular inflammation,
The Calendula plant is recommended as a supportive and adjunctive treatment against age spot complaints.

USING THE RIGHT PLANT!

The most important thing to consider when using all these remedies is: is the shelf life of the plant. The second reason is that the plant was collected at the right time. The third point is how the plant is dried. Depending on the characteristics of each plant, it should be dried in appropriate conditions. Some plants need to be planted in the shade, some in the sun and some in the dark. The most important thing is that the plant you use is absolutely of the right species. If it is not the right species, the effect of the treatment will be significantly reduced.