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Scientific name: Echinacea purpurea

There are ten species of Echinacea, all of which are called Coneflowers. Some common names of Echinacea are: Coneflower, Purple Coneflower, and American Coneflower. The Great Plains Indians used Echinacea as a traditional medicine. Echinacea is used to fight the common cold. The roots and the above ground parts are used to create tea, tablets, capsules, extracts, and to make herbal supplements. Echinacea has been used to make skin medicine to treat wounds and skin problems. Echinacea grows mostly in Eastern and North America and can be found in moist to dry prairies. Echinacea is from the daisy family. Echinacea produces few side effects in most people. No drug interactions exist between herbs and Echinacea.

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Echinacea (1 oz.)