Translation of "Elecampane" in German

In the case of tuberculosis, elecampane softens the cough.

The healing properties of the root of elecampane are used:

Like any remedy, not all are usefuland elecampane.

Male bumblebees liked elecampane and Cosmos, while knapweed and scabious were typical plants for cuckoo bumblebees.

Inflammation in the oral cavity with decay from the root of elecampane rinse the throat.

Preparations based on elecampane have an antimicrobial, diuretic, expectorant, choleretic effect.

Elecampane is a great plant to cultivate for those with an interest in herbalism.

Decoction from the root of elecampane improves appetite and normalizes metabolism in the body.

Elecampane takes between 2–5 years to reach its peak height.

Elecampane prefers full sunlight, but can also be grown in partial shade.

The root of elecampane is used in decoctions, as an additive in tea, tincture or ointment.

With a medicinal purpose, elecampane is used highnot all, but only its rhizomes and roots.

If the doctor gives good, then do not be too lazy to add funds from the elecampane to the home book of medical prescriptions.

We combine Potassium, Uva Ursi (Bearberry) and Parsley with a botanical blend of Cornsilk Stylus, Couchgrass Rhizome, Rose Hips, Elecampane Root, Goldenrod, Celery Seed and Dandelion Root to create an effective and gentle diuretic blend. Dandelion Root (Taraxacum officinale) has traditionally been used to treat fluid retention and hepatic disorders, among other ailments.

Many diseases cure elecampane.

Speech today will be about a plant called elecampane, the medicinal properties and contraindications to the use of which were known to the ancient Greeks, in the time of Hippocrates.

Elecampane has an interesting history as both a traditional medicine and an essential ingredient in the potent beverage absinthe.

We must not forget that frequent use of drugs from the roots of elecampane, their overdose can lead to poisoning.

Rosehips, Elecampane, and Celery Root are all water management herbs that work together for unparalleled diuretic efficacy.

Tinctures of ginseng, eleutherococcus, elecampane, schisandra, can: increase the appetite, relieve fatigue.

A recent study found that elecampane root contains compounds active against tuberculosis bacteria.

Elecampane features large-toothed leaves accompanied by flowers comprised of many yellow strands with a central disc, appearing very much like sunflowers.

When coughing in children, which appeared on the background of acute respiratory infections, it is possible to recommend expectorants of vegetable origin: decoctions of mother-and-stepmother, ledum, elecampane (they are prepared in a water bath in accordance with the instructions), black radish juice with honey, plantain juice, anise fruit extract and thyme.

Elecampane is a member of the same plant family as the sunflowers and ragweed, native to southern and eastern Europe but naturalized around the world.

Rhizome elecampane consists of several fleshy heads with a length of almost 6 cm, and a thickness of up to 5 cm, has additional friable roots.

If taken with dry cough, elecampane root may make the chest feel constricted and tight.

Elecampane, also known as Inula helenium, horse-heal or elfdock, is a member of the Asteraceae (sunflower) family.