The efficacy and function of Echinacea

In our daily life, many people like to drink chrysanthemum tea. In fact, there are many kinds of chrysanthemums, including white chrysanthemums, yellow chrysanthemums, and a very rare purple daisy. Purple daisy is a unique plant that grows in North America. The medicinal ingredients in this plant are very high, so its medicinal value is very sufficient in clinical practice. So what are the effects and functions of Echinacea?

Echinacea is a unique plant native to North America. It belongs to the genus Echinacea of ​​the family Echinacea. It is a natural Chinese medicinal material. Its roots can be used as medicine, and the content of medicinal ingredients is particularly high. However, Echinacea root also has certain side effects, so people should pay more attention when using it. So what are the effects and side effects of Echinacea root? I will tell you in detail later.

Echinacea Root Benefits and Side Effects

1. Echinacea root can fight infection

Echinacea roots contain some polysaccharides and flavonoids, as well as some caffeic acid and essential oils, as well as alkylamines and bioalkalis. After being absorbed by the body, these substances can increase the activity of body tissue cells, improve the body's resistance to infection, and prevent the occurrence of many common diseases.

2. Echinacea root can prevent colds and arthritis

Echinacea root can enhance the human body's antiviral ability. Regular consumption can prevent viral diseases such as colds and arthritis. In addition, it can eliminate various inflammations in the body and has good therapeutic effects on common inflammatory diseases such as sore throat, bronchitis, pneumonia, gastritis, and cystitis.

3. Side effects of Echinacea root

Although Echinacea root has excellent medicinal effects and can treat many human diseases, it also has certain side effects. People usually feel numbness and tingling on their tongues after eating it, and most people feel the pain disappears after a few minutes. In addition, there are some allergenic ingredients in Echinacea root, which may cause skin itching and papules if consumed regularly. People with allergies should use Echinacea root less often.