Latin name: Helichrysum italicum

Distilled part: Flowery tops

Main Components: Neril Acetate and Curcumin

Botanical Family: Asteraceae

Origin: Montpellier (France)

Description of the plant: It originates from the Mediterranean basin, it is recognized by its silver velvety leaves and its small golden yellow flowers. Its name comes from the Greek “helios” which means sun and “chrysos” which means golden. It blooms in summer and its smell is reminiscent of curry. If, once harvested, it is hung and left to dry, its tears remain for a long time, which is why it is known as evergreen.

Traditional medicine: To treat bumps, bruises (bruises) whether recent or old.

Properties: Anti-inflammatory and anti-spasmodic

It is a powerful anticoagulant and blood thinner

Activator of arterial microcirculation

Stimulates the regeneration of Hepatocytes

healing

Tissue decongestant (cellulite)

Applications: Hematomas, phlebitis, edema

Surgery in general (accelerates healing and inflammation)

Rheumatism, arthritis, joint pain

various

Liver failure, cirrhosis and hepatitis

Aging of the skin

Energetic action and Chakras: To repair emotional wounds from the past, it helps us adapt to new situations (mourning, childbirth, moving, emotional breakup, etc.), when we need to unblock the energy and make it circulate again. It helps to regain confidence.

Precautions: Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding, do not use if you are taking anticoagulants. Do not use pure on the skin.