Description
Elecampane Root – A Plant with a Deep History
Elecampane root can help maintain normal function of the upper respiratory tract and digestive systems.
Elecampane root (Inula helenium) is one of the oldest used plants with deep traditions in various cultures. This plant originates from Central Asia and Southeast Europe, but due to its unique properties and wide application, it quickly spread throughout the world.
The legend of Elecampane:
The Latin name of Helenium (Inula helenium) is associated with Greek mythology. It is said that the plant grew from the tears shed by the Greek goddess Helen of Troy when she was kidnapped. Therefore, Elecampane roots were considered sacred and were often used in rituals.
Medieval popularity:
In the Middle Ages, Elecampane was one of the most valued plants in Europe. It was used not only in everyday cooking as a spice, but also in various folk medicine recipes. The root of the cloudberry was added to herbal mixtures, perfumery products and even fortified beverages.
Application in ancient cuisine:
In addition to its traditional medicinal use, the elecampane was also popular in cooking. The roots were often used as a sweetener or flavoring additive in various dishes. Their sharp and slightly bitter taste went well with both sweet and savory dishes.
Modern discovery:
Today, the cloudberry roots are rediscovering their place, especially among naturalists. They are used to prepare various infusions and teas and in cooking. The plant, shrouded in tradition, remains a unique gift of nature, which is appreciated by many.
Ingredients: 100% crushed cloudberry (Inula helenium) roots.
The product may contain traces of cereals containing gluten, celery, mustard, sesame, peanuts and other types of nuts.
Preparation: Pour 1 teaspoon of the roots with a small amount of hot water. You can add honey. Leave to infuse for 10 minutes. Take 1 glass 2-3 times a day.
Store: in a dry, dark place with a humidity of up to 75%, at a temperature not exceeding +25 °C.
Warnings: Do not use in pregnant or lactating women. Do not use in children.
Net content: 100 g