What feverfew does :
Feverfew is best known for its ability to relieve headaches. However, feverfew has a myriad of other health benefits. First of all, feverfew relieves nausea and vomiting. Secondly, feverfew increases the fluidity of lung and bronchial tissue, making coughing more effective. Thirdly, feverfew is known to help combat inflammation and muscle spasms. Lastly, feverfew is known to stimulate the appetite and uterine contractions.
Where feverfew is found :
The active component of feverfew is found in the bark, dried flowers, and the leaves.
What feverfew is made of :
Feverfew is composes of various nutrients and phytochemicals. The nutrients, listed alphabetically, are: Calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, selenium, vitamin B-1, vitamin B-2, vitamin B-3, vitamin C, and zinc.
The phytochemicals, listed alphabetically, are: Beta-carotene, parthenolide, and santamarin.
Comments about feverfew:
Feverfew should not be used during pregnancy. Feverfew should not be used by those who take blood-thinners, high doses of aspirin, or those who take over the counter painkillers frequently.
Where to buy feverfew:
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