Elderberry

Origin and history


Black elderberry, also known as the "fairy tree" or "people's pharmacy, " is an ancient plant that has been used since ancient times for its medicinal properties. The Celts and Germanic peoples attributed protective and purifying powers to it. In traditional European herbal medicine, it has been used for centuries to boost immunity, soothe the respiratory tract, and promote the elimination of toxins. Elderberry is now recognized as an essential natural ally for winter ailments and detox treatments.

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Properties and benefits of elderberry

Black elderberry is known for its purifying, respiratory, and immune-boosting properties:


  • Strengthens natural defenses: its berries, rich in anthocyanins, support the immune system.

  • Relieves winter ailments: the flowers help to calm coughs, sore throats, and fever.

  • Detoxifies the body: it stimulates perspiration and renal elimination.

  • Antioxidant: its polyphenols protect cells against oxidative stress.

  • Gentle digestive aid: flower infusions promote good digestion and relieve bloating.

Thanks to its dual purifying and protective action, elderberry is ideal during seasonal changes or periods of fatigue.

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