Purple
Coneflower
Wild purple flower
plants that
form cone-shaped disks normally found in open plains of North America.
It grows at a rate of twelve to eighteen inches a year to a mature
height
of two to four feet.
Medical
Uses
Colds, Sore throat,
coughs
and flu and other upper respiratory conditions, immune system booster:
Drinking an infusion tea made from dried (2g) or fresh roots diced and
soaked in 1 cup of boiled water for 10 minutes. Avoid long term
use
as it will loose its effectiveness. You can also take 400mg powder in
capsule
form.
Skin infections,
wound infections,
Burns and skin inflammation treatment: Add a few drops of pre-made
tincture
(1 to 5 ratio of extract in an alcohol solution) to 1 cup of warm
water.
Apply to affected area of skin when needed.
Periodontitis and
gingivitis,
(loose teeth and gum disease) treatment: Brush and rinse out the mouth
and teeth with salty water then rub drops of Echinacea via your clean
finger
or cotton ear bud on and around all the gums and affected areas at
least
daily, ideally 20 minutes after every meal and before bed.
Rinse with 1 cup
of water
with 10 to 20 drops of tincture with some other beneficial herbs
tinctures
like peppermint, comfrey, myrrh and rhatany. Avoid eating foods with
sugars
and starch and drink natural fruit juices, until the condition is
healed
completely is recommended.
Aids virus,
Herpes, Bronchitis:
Its said to promotes T-cell activation, and may be beneficial to Aids
patients
and It may also increase resistance to herpes. Candida, bronchitis,
herpes,
and other infectious conditions.
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