Large, blue-violet flower heads whose stems reach 4-6 feet. The "leaves" that are eaten are really bracts on the flower head and not the plant's leaves at all.
Common Uses
Artichoke may lower cholesterol. It also protects the liver from damage by free radicals and other toxins. It encourages bile production, which helps ease stomach complaints and digestive disorders.
History
Artichoke drawings have shown up on the walls of the tombs of ancient Egyptian pharaohs. It was supposed to be a favorite food of King Henry VIII in England, and made its way to France and Germany. Amazing for a plant that is thought to have originated in Morocco or the Canary Islands.
Pau D'Arco was used for centuries by the Incas and Aztecs for its numerous health benefits and is derived from the inner bark of the Taheebo tree. Support your immune system and explore the numerous benefits of this powerful herb today!
Goldenrod’s Latin name is Solidago virgaurea. The word solidago means “to strengthen or make whole”, which is testimonial for why this herb is used so widely for good health. Specifically targets the kidneys and liver.
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