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| Commercial name | Marigold |
| Botanical name | Calendula |
| Botanical family | Asteraceae |
| Plant part | Flower petals |
| Origin | Mediterranean countries |
| Manufacturing place | India |
| Active ingredient(s) | Lutein |
Marigold extracts
Calendula has been used for centuries to treat skin conditions, support the immune system, and cure infections, both internal and external. It’s a key ingredient in many natural skin care products, and for good reason!
Topically, calendula can relieve, cure, or treat a wide range of skin conditions. According to the Chestnut School of Herbs, this includes: “Rashes, bites, sores, burns, sunburns, swelling, eczema, acne, surgical wounds, abrasions, chickenpox, cold sores and even genital herpes sores. It works its magic by promoting cell repair and growth, coupled with its natural antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties. Above all, he is gentle in his work.
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Gotu Kola most commonly known as a cognitive enhancing supplement. It also has additional benefits for cardiovascular health (renowned for chronic venous insufficiency), skin regeneration and wound healing. It is a traditional medicine that is mostly used in Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine.
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It's recommended by WHO as one of the most important medicinal plant species to be conserved and cultivated.
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