The name by which it is known today comes from the Greek kentaureios and refers to the centaur, a mythological being half man and half horse.
The name comes from the Greek kentaureios and refers to the centaur, a mythological being half man and half horse
Packaging: 100 grams in a convenient plastic tray.
Packaging: 100 grams in a convenient plastic tray
Origin: Morocco.
Origin: Morocco
Its taste is very bitter due to the presence of substances such as iridoids, flavonoids and xanthones, in its composition.
It is very bitter due to the presence of substances such as iridoids, flavonoids and xanthones, in its composition
It is a bitter, stomachic tonic, generally used to combat loss of appetite.
Very useful also against alopecia, against parasites and diarrhea.
It is also hepatoprotective, so that helps to care for, protect and purify the liver.
It can be used externally to prevent wound infections, cure snake bites and other poisonous animals. Many licensed medicines include it.
Many licensed medicines include it.
Many licensed medicines include it
It is currently used in cosmetics to dye hair bright yellow, with an appreciable duration.
Industry has included it in the production of wines, liqueurs and bitter beverages.
-To combat parasites: place 50 g of the herb in a liter of water and bring to a boil. Filter the preparation and drink 3 cups a day, sweetening them with honey.
-To combat parasites: put 50 g of the herb in a liter of water and boil
-Against diarrhea: put 15 g of the herb in a cup of boiling water. Take this infusion three times a day.
Take this infusion three times a day
