Also known as chiliofyllo
Botanical name: Achillaia the chiliofyllos (Achillea millefolium)
Anikei in the family compound (Asteraceae) and he comes from Europe. It grows naturally along roadsides, on the edges of fields, in dry Prairies and sunny places in the gardens.
It is an aromatic plant with gkrizoprasina, plucked leaves and blossoms in shades that color varies from white to pink. Anthororei from June to October and its height reaches 60 cm.
History
The chiliofyllo have been used since antiquity in the battles for treatment of injuries that aimoragoysan and’ This was called "soldier's herb". The botanical name, probably due to Achilles, when injured by the poisoned Spear of Paris, the goddess Venus advised him to tie his wound m’ This plant to relieve.
Xrisimopoioymena plant parts: the young shoots are used, collected from may, and the blooming plant parts, collected from June to September.
Properties: The chiliofyllo has a tonifying, sedative and anticonvulsant properties. The bitter substances containing, have a positive effect on discomfort during digestion and in case of anorexia. Essential oils with anticonvulsant properties can relieve in case of digestive problems and have antiflegmoniki and disinfectant action.
Use: Chiliofyllo Wspikro tonic is used even today in case of various complaints renewed, eg. of the stomach, of the intestine, the bile as well as for anorexia. It has been confirmed the action in the event of a renewed disturbance in various parts of the female pelvis, associated with backaches (the so-called fytikoneyriki dystonia of the small watershed). Baths with chiliofyllo recommended mainly in case of arthritis, rheumatic, hemorrhoids and as complementary treatment with tea in case of discomfort during menstruation.
Fresh chopped the chiliofylloy shoots are also tasty in salads.
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