Feverfew
Feverfew : Tanacetum Parthenium. Also known as Bachelor's Button. Ancient Greeks and Egyptians cherished feverfew as a valuable herbal remedy due to its anti-inflammatory effects. Feverfew has become tremendously popular for its ability to reduce prostaglandins and histamines, thereby reducing spasms of blood vessels. Used to alleviate headaches, joint pain, stomach aches, fever, and menstrual pains. Feverfew has also been useful in relaxing smooth muscles in the uterus, promoting menstrual flow and inhibiting platelet aggregation and excessive blood clotting. Feverfew also helps stimulate digestion and improves liver function
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