Marigold Flower
Key Ingredients: Flavonoids (such as lutein and zeaxanthin), carotenoids, essential oils.
All Other Names: Tagetes, Genda phool (in Hindi), Calendula (though technically different, often confused). گل جعفری
Health Benefits: Supports eye health due to its lutein and zeaxanthin content, anti-inflammatory properties, promotes wound healing, antimicrobial effects.
Usage Instructions:
- Tea: Steep dried marigold flowers in hot water for 5-10 minutes. Drink up to 3 cups per day.
- Topical: Apply marigold extract or infused oil to wounds or irritated skin.
Safety Information: Generally considered safe when used as a tea or topically. Avoid excessive consumption. Allergic reactions may occur in sensitive individuals.
Scientific Support: Studies indicate its effectiveness in promoting wound healing and providing antioxidant benefits.
Origin: Mexico
Quality and Sourcing: Choose organic sources to avoid pesticides. Ensure flowers are dried properly for potency.
