Function of healthy echinacea purpurea P.E.

Echinacea is an herb which is very popular for use with colds and flu. Echinacea was used for centuries by native Americans before the arrival of European explorers. In the 1800s, uses of Echinacea took off in the United States and the herb became popular in Europe as well. Echinacea is used in many Western nations because it is believed that the herb promotes immune system health and minimizes some of the symptoms of sickness.

Function of echinacea purpurea extract:
1. Immune stimulation
2. Organization updating and anti-infective effect
3. antibacterial action
4. antivirus activity
5. regulate blood sugar level
6. lowering lipid and hepatoprotective effect
7. Drop uric aci

It specifically strengthens the immune system against pathogenic infection by stimulating phagocytosis, Tcell formation, and by inhibiting the hyalurinadase enzyme secreted by bacteria to affect the breakdown of cell walls and the formation of pus. It is one of the most powerful and effective remedies against all kinds of bacterial and viral infections.

Resembling a blackeyed Susan, Echinacea or purple coneflower is a North American perennial that is indigenous to the central plains where it grows on road banks, prairies, fields and in dry, open woods. It is also called snake root because it grows from a thick black root that Indians used to treat snake bites.

Relevant plant extract:
green tea extract
yohimbe bark extract