Dioscorea villosa
Harm score: 1 (Natural substances)
Hairy spruce, also known as Agrostis Sibirica, is a species of plant belonging to the Dioscoreaceae family. It grows mainly in North America and is considered a medicinal plant. It is characterized by its heart-shaped leaves and small yellow flowers. Its roots are most often collected in autumn, when they are most loaded with medicinal substances. The main role is played mainly by steroidal saponins, which can positively affect the hormonal system.
One of the main products in which mullein is used are medicines and dietary supplements. It is mainly used for its anti-inflammatory properties and its ability to reduce fever. Its use is also found in the treatment of rheumatism and muscle pain. Mullein is also valued for its phytoestrogenic effects, which make it effective in treating menopausal difficulties in women. A tea is made from the roots of the mullein, which is a traditional remedy used in the treatment of menopause and dysmenorrhea. It is also used to make preparations used for menstrual pains, to treat menopausal complaints such as insomnia and hot flushes. It is also a component of some herbal mixtures to promote female fertility.
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