Blackcurrant - Ribes nigrum

The Latin name for blackcurrant is Ribes nigrum L. 'Nigrum' refers to the dark color and 'ribes' to the berries themselves. Various parts of the blackcurrant plant are attributed with different health benefits. The berries, seeds and leaves exhibit unique properties. For example, blackcurrant leaves are used to maintain healthy cartilage and to keep the joints flexible.

The blackcurrant plant thrives in Northern Asia, Northern Europe and Central Europe. A member of the Ribes family, it thrives in moist, nutrient-rich soil in the wild. This plant is resistant to cold and humidity. Both the Netherlands and Belgium are considered the origins of the blackcurrant. The berry itself contains a range of vitamins and minerals, including the antioxidants vitamins C and E. However, it's not just the berries that are rich in beneficial nutrients; the leaf of the plant is also a source of bioflavonoids, anthocyanins and tannins. The use of black currant leaves (Folium Ribis nigri) for various purposes has a long history, spanning centuries.

• To maintain healthy cartilage*
• Helps keep joints flexible*

*Health claims are still being evaluated.

Ingredients:

• English: Blackcurrant Leaves Cut.
• Latin name: Ribes nigrum L. Fol. Conc.

Shape: cut.

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place in a dark place.

Available in: 50 gr, 100 gr, 250 gr.

Order code: EG001465, EG001466, EG001467.

EAN-13: 8720514824641, 8720514824658, 8720514824665.

• Diuretic
• Kidneys
• Digestion
• Joints
• Allergy
• Blood pressure
• Blood purifying
• Detox

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