6 Impressive Benefits Of Ivy

  1. Anti-Inflammatory
  2. Detoxifies
  3. Skin Care
  4. Relieves Congestion
  5. Anti-cancer
  6. Antibacterial

 

We are living in an age where we have easy and fast access to information. Do you have a question that has been bugging you all day? Go online and search for it. Do you want to try out a new hobby but don’t know where to begin? Fire up that computer, go online and look for online guides. With this easy access to information, people are now more aware about health and fitness. We are now more aware about the benefits of going natural. Yes, we do have modern medicines and treatments for common ailments but if you can, go for the natural treatments and remedies.


One of these natural remedies can be found in the ivy leaf®. Ivy is a common name of an entire genus of plants called Hedera, which is primarily found throughout Europe, Asia, Northern Africa and parts of the Pacific. There are approximately 15 species of ivy that grow by crawling along the ground until they reach a stable climbing surface like a tree or a wall. The leaves of ivy plants are medicinal in nature. Its leaves have been used throughout traditional medicine from Europe to Asia for thousands of years and have a very important place in history.


To know more about the ivy leaf®, you can check out this infographic.


Anti-Inflammatory


Ivy leaves have great anti-inflammatory properties. You can either apply it directly to the spot of inflammation or consume it as a tea. 

 

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Detoxifies


Ivy leaves can help flush out the toxins from your body. It does this by making your liver and gallbladder more efficient.

 

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Skin Care


Ivy leaves have been used for skincare for centuries. It can help relieve psoriasis, acne and other skin-related conditions.

 

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Relieves Congestion


Ivy leaves can work as an expectorant, breaking up phlegm and mucus in the bronchial system. It is also an effective remedy for allergic reactions and asthma due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

 

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Anti-cancer


Research is still ongoing but ivy leaves have shown the potential to prevent the development and spread of cancer.

 

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Antibacterial


Ivy leaves have antibacterial properties. It also has anthelmintic and anti-parasitic qualities making it a great option in removing lice and intestinal worms.

 

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