• Supports a healthy immune system
• Helps with the acceleration of wound healing
• Promotes a good anti-inflammatory effect
• Beneficial for blood purification
• Helps to achieve good fermentation levels
  
  

American studies are focused mainly on Echinacea Angustifolia, while the European on Echinacea purpurea. The local Indians have been using it for hundreds of years to support the immune system. There is a great number of scientific pieces of evidence proving the fact that Echinacea is beneficial for the immune system; as well as for the production of white blood cells. Clinical analyses show benefits when its extract is used to lower the severity and duration of colds and flu with possible shortening their period with 1-4 days.

In addition, the clinical research demonstrates that Echinacea is effective in preventing and treating infections in the respiratory area. The known active substances, unique for this plant, are for example polysaccharides and phytosterols. The parts that find implications are root and leaf. It is recommended to use Echinacea periodically in the range of two weeks, as it loses its effectiveness if used non-stop; the effectiveness can be recovered after 1-2 weeks.