Aromatic plant belonging to the family of Umbrelliferae, l’archangelic it is characterized by very interesting benefits. Also cultivated in Italy, it is a source of precious nutrients such as vitamin A, an antioxidant and important for skin health as well as for the efficiency of sight, and vitamins of group B (we find niacin in particular).
We could go on and on talking about the reasons why the archangelic is good for health! In this category, it is possible to include the content in antioxidant phytosterols and flavonoids. As evidenced by the experts from the Humanitas group, this special herb is characterized by a remarkable purifying and expectorant efficacy.
Furthermore, it could prove to be a valuable natural ally in the control of blood sugar levels (with obvious positive consequences related to diabetes prevention). Its uses are numerous.
In the list you can include use with the purpose of stimulate the secretion of gastric juices. Its oil is also worthy of note which, again as specified by the Humanitas experts, could be characterized by antibiotic properties.
This aromatic herb, a source of precious minerals for health such as magnesium, football and the ferro, has been the focus of scientific attention for years. Noteworthy in this regard is one study published in 2011 and conducted by an active team at the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences of the University of Kashmir (India).
To be precise, it is a review, in the course of which the experts have focused on several beneficial peculiarities of the archangelic. What did they find? That its tincture – to be precise that of the fruits – may prove to be effective in inhibiting the proliferation of tumor cells (result obtained in vitro using a line of cancerous cells of the pancreas as a model).
The aforementioned study also revealed that thearchangelic may have a hepatoprotective effect on mice treated with ethanol. At this point, it is natural to ask how to take it. Among the possible alternatives is the use as an ingredient for the preparation of digestive liqueurs.
We conclude by pointing out that theassumption of archangelic should be avoided during pregnancy and in the case of drug therapy with warfarin. To be on the safe side, before starting to introduce this herb into your diet, you should ask your doctor for advice.
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