Hawkweed

Origin and history


The mouse-ear hawkweed, also known as hawkweed, is a small herbaceous plant known since the Middle Ages for its diuretic and purifying properties. Its name comes from the Latin pilus, meaning "hair," in reference to the downy appearance of its leaves. According to popular legend, falcons (hawks) consumed its sap to improve their eyesight, hence its common name "hawkweed." Traditionally, it was used to drain the body, purify the kidneys, and promote water elimination.

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Properties and benefits of Pilosella

Hawkweed is best known for its draining, purifying, and detoxifying effects:


  • Natural diuretic: it promotes the elimination of water and metabolic waste.

  • Detoxifying: it supports kidney and liver function.

  • Slimming aid: often used in detox or water retention programs.

  • Urinary support: it helps maintain good urinary tract hygiene.

  • Antioxidant: its flavonoids help protect cells against oxidative stress.

Thanks to its gentle and balanced action, mouse-ear hawkweed is often combined with meadowsweet or dandelion in drainage treatments.

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