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Common Names
Dandelions, a popular flower often referred to as Blow Ball. There are however may
names synonymous to it -
It is scientifically known as Taraxacum Officinale.
Origin
There have been conflicting claims as to where Dandelion really came from. Some says it is an authentic American plant, some says otherwise as this herbal plant grows in many parts of the world. Dandelion comes from the Asteraceae of the Compositae Sunflower family.
Parts used
But unlike other herbal plant, dandelions are deemed useful from top to bottom. Leaves and the roots contain therapeutic properties essential in the mixture and preparation of herbal medicines.
The roots are made into an essential ingredient in herbal medicines while the leaves and crowns are used as ingredient in the preparation of salads and cooked greens. Flowers are made into wine. The residue of the plant itself cures acne and other skin disorders.
General Information
Dandelion is commonly seen as an ornamental flower mostly grown in meadows and gardens. Its physical appearance, which resembles much like of the conventional sunflower that comes in white or yellow, has made it more attractive.
But aside from its physical attributes, it has herbal properties used to cure acne, blindness, substance abuse, drug dependence, bladder infection, memory gap, anxiety, bronchitis, bruises, sprains, cholesterol check, colds, digestion problems, hypertension, liver and lung cancers, post menstrual syndromes among others.
Moreover, it has an effect that tends to enhance lactic fluids needed by new moms while breastfeeding or nourishing their baby. It is likewise found its place in the culinary.
Common Uses
Dandelion’s roots, that produce mannitol during spring, are used to stabilize the condition of people suffering from hypertension and heart problems. The roots are processed and made into teas. Dandelion teas are widely recommended for people under such conditions.
Dandelion also has properties capable of giving women a relaxing feeling every time they suffer discomfort and pain that comes along with the monthly period, especially during the “heavy days”.
There are many other uses of dandelion, most of which are therapeutic in nature. It has the healing capability for sickness like acne, blindness, substance abuse, drug dependence, bladder infection, memory gap, anxiety, bronchitis, bruises, sprains, cholesterol check, colds, digestion problems, hypertension, liver and lung cancers, post menstrual syndromes among others.
