100-1000g Natural Echinacea Extract 20:1 , Echina cea purpurea, purple coneflower extract powder ,King of Blood Purification

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SPECIFICATIONSBrand Name: NoneOrigin: Mainland ChinaIngredient: Echinacea Purpurea ExtractNumber of Pieces: One UnitNET WT: 100-1000Quantity: 1Use: BODYType: GlitterModel Number: BFC65223 Introduction Product Name: Organic Echinacea Purpurea ExtractLatin Name: Echinacea purpurea Part of Used: FlowerAppearance: Brown PowderStorage: Store in cool and dry place and avoid light and heat.Shelf Life: 2 Years Function 1. Enhance immunity; 2. Anti-Inflammatory; 3. Antivirus, antifungal, antitumor; 4. Echinacea extracts can be used as immunomodulatory agents and immune-stimulating hormone; 5. Anti-virus, anti-fungal, anti-tumor and...

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SPECIFICATIONS

Brand Name: None

Origin: Mainland China

Ingredient: Echinacea Purpurea Extract

Number of Pieces: One Unit

NET WT: 100-1000

Quantity: 1

Use: BODY

Type: Glitter

Model Number: BFC65223

Introduction

Product Name: Organic Echinacea Purpurea Extract

Latin Name: Echinacea purpurea

Part of Used: Flower

Appearance: Brown Powder

Storage: Store in cool and dry place and avoid light and heat.

Shelf Life: 2 Years

Function

1. Enhance immunity;

2. Anti-Inflammatory;

3. Antivirus, antifungal, antitumor;

4. Echinacea extracts can be used as immunomodulatory agents and immune-stimulating hormone;

5. Anti-virus, anti-fungal, anti-tumor and anti-inflammatory effect. Can stimulate the immune response;

6. Enhance the immune system to prevent influenza;

7. Reduce the risk of colds, adjuvant treatment of arthritis or skin disease, wound healing;

8. Ease pain and burn pain, against bacterial and viral infections, cancer adjuvant therapy.

Application

1.As immunomodulatory agents and immune-stimulating hormone, it is widely used in fields of healthproducts and pharmaceutical;

2. As an immune modulator,it is widely used in the field of cosmetics;

3. As food additives, it is widely used in food industry.

Origin of raw materials for Organic Echinacea Purpurea Extract

Our Organic Echinacea Purpurea Extract is a 20:1 ratio meaning each serving is 20 times more concentrated than the Organic Echinacea Purpurea.

Echinacea Benefits

What are the benefits of taking echinacea? Although there seems to be an infinite number of echinacea benefits, these nine stand out.

1. Combats Cancer

Fascinating research about echinacea benefits regarding brain cancer has been published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Stating that, the “medicinal value of phytochemicals contained in Echinacea is clearly evident and indicates that these agents, as well as phytochemicals not yet discovered in other herbs, may be valuable tools to combat tumors.”

The use of echinacea as another natural cancer treatment is now being recommended, literally, “alongside — or indeed in place of — conventional therapy.”

2. Boosts the Immune System

How does Echinacea help with colds? Published in the journal Lancet Infectious Diseases, the University of Connecticut performed a meta-analysis study that evaluated 14 studies and determined that:

Echinacea cuts the chances of catching a common cold by 58 percent.

Echinacea reduces the duration of the common cold by almost one-and-a-half days.

Craig Coleman, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice and lead author of the study, added that, “The take home message from our study is that echinacea does indeed have powerful cold prevention and cold treatment benefits.” As I’ve discovered, it’s one of several effective natural cold remedies.

According to Dr. Coleman, “The significance of that finding becomes clear when you consider Americans suffer from one billion colds annually and spend about $1.5 billion annually for doctor’s visits and another $2 billion annually on non-prescription cough and cold treatments.”

The United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service reports that the immune system seems to be strongly influenced by the level of the echinacea dose. It appears that 10 milligrams of echinacea per one kilgram of body weight, taken daily over a 10-day period, is effective as an immune system stimulant.

In addition, the medical journal Hindawi has published material suggesting that echinacea stops viral colds. However, the most significant results of echinacea benefits with regards to the immune system were the effects when used on recurring infections. To date, research shows that echinacea probably reduces cold symptoms, but it seems its effects are more powerful once cold symptoms start. Therefore, you can see why echinacea is a favorite recommendation for integrative physicians, homeopaths, naturopaths and more for their patients.

3. Alleviates Pain

Echinacea’s history began when Echinacea purpurea was used by the Great Plains Indians as a painkiller. It’s an especially effective natural pain relieverfor the following types:

Pain in the bowels

Pain associated with headaches

Pain associated with HSV (herpes)

Pain associated with gonorrhea

Pain associated with measles

Snake bites

Sore throats

Stomach ache

Tonsillitis

Toothache

Some common ways to use echinacea to combat pain is to drink the herbal echinacea tea, or even make a paste out of the dried herb and rub it directly on the area that is affected.

4. Functions as a Laxative

Like many herbs, echinacea is particularly healing for the stomach and entire gastrointestinal tract. According to Medical Herbalism, for example, echinacea can be used as a mild natural laxative to provide natural constipation relief and as a calming agent.

Drinking the herbal tea is especially effective to help with this. For more chronic conditions, a cup of tea every day can help loosen the bowels — whereas 2–3 cups per day can help with sudden bouts. However, be sure not to over use echinacea, keeping watch to limit your tea to two cups a day max and taking supplements as directed on their labels.

5. Anti-I

nflammatory

Arguably the number one killer worldwide, inflammation is at the root of most diseases. Various factors — including stress, toxins in our food and poor sleep — all contribute. Thankfully, as explained by the University of British Columbia, regular echinacea consumption can effectively reverse and alleviate various types of inflammation.

The National Institute of Health reports that it can even help with uveitis, or eye inflammation. It’s a good idea for people who struggle with chronic inflammatory conditions like rheumatoid arthritis to regularly consume the herbal tea.

6. Improves Skin Problems

Echinacea benefits the skin superbly. In a paper prepared by Armando González Stuart, PhD, about herbal safety, it describes how echinacea has been used by various Native American tribes to treat:

Arthropod bites

Eczema

Inflammatory skin conditions

Psoriasis

Snake bite

Skin infections

Stings

Wound healing

It can also be used to regenerate skin.

7. Helps Improve Mental Health

Echinacea angustifolia is the recommended species to help with these specific ailments related to ADD/ADHD, and it can be considered one of the natural remedies for ADHD. Both adults and children suffering from ADD/ADHD have a higher-than-normal chance of experiencing emotional disturbances, especially:

Anxiety

Depression

Social phobias

Again, dosage is key. It’s recommended to only take 20 milligrams at a time and no more. In fact, taking more than 20 milligrams per dose can actually cancel out the echinacea benefits that relieve anxiety.

8. Relieves Upper Respiratory Issues

Because of its immune-boosting and anti-inflammatory effects, echinacea can be used to relieve the following upper respiratory symptoms:

Acute sinusitis

All flu’s

Asthma

Common cold

Croup

Diphtheria

Inflammation

Strep throat

Tuberculosis

Whooping cough

In fact, in a clinical study of asthma sufferers, echinacea acted similarly to classic synthetic drugs in treating asthma. “Recent studies have shown that secretion of asthma-related cytokines in the bronchial epithelial cells can be reversed by Echinacea preparations.” In particular, echinacea showed significant bronchodilatory and anti-inflammatory effects. Study authors concluded that this “provide(s) a scientific basis for the application of this herb in traditional medicine as a supplementary treatment of allergic disorders of the airways, such as asthma.” (15b)

For more severe issues, supplements are the way to go as drinking tea, for instance, is just not concentrated enough.

9. Fights Infection

Echinacea is also a fantastic remedy for a whole slew of infections. According to the NIH, taking echinacea and applying a medicated cream to the skin can lower the rate of reoccurring vaginal infections by to 16 percent, compared to simply taking the medicine alone. It’s also known to help with:

Bloodstream infections

Genital herpes

Gum disease

Malaria

Syphilis

Typhoid

Urinary tract infections

Vaginal yeast infections

Our organic products have been certified by Kiwa-BCS in accordance with EU and USDA organic regulations.

We will always send every batch samples to third party including Eurofins, SGS, Alex Stewart for pesticide residue, heavy metal, microbiology, aflatoxin, PAHS, SO2 testing.