Description

Bertram ground root 50g, Farmvit

Bertram – a plant used since antiquity, resembling chamomile in appearance. It grows in warm regions of the world. Indians use its root as a libido support, as well as for cleaning the mouth.
Bertram is an irreplaceable and valuable spice in the kitchen. Thanks to its regular consumption, we support our nervous system, strengthen our spirit and improve our mood. It is useful during colds, strengthens the immune system, removes phlegm, supports the secretion of saliva.

Other names: Spanish chamomile, akarkara, ringworm.

Plant description:
Bertram is a representative of the Asteraceae family, which occurs in the Caucasus, the Mediterranean and India. Bertram resembles our native chamomile in appearance – it produces small flowers with white petals and a yellow centre. The root of the plant is used as a herbal raw material. Bertram root contains substances, e.g. alkaloids (pyrterol and pyrethrin), lactones, resins, inulin, stachydrine and essential oil.

Properties and traditional use of bertram root:
Bertram has been used for centuries for its properties. It was already known in ancient times. It is a plant valued in Ayurvedic medicine as an aphrodisiac (it helps to increase male libido and increases testosterone levels). Bertram root in India is chewed to clean the teeth and help prevent oral inflammation. It is also a popular spice in Indian cuisine.

Bertram root is characterized by a rather sharp, spicy taste and can be an interesting addition to many dishes. Teas (infusions) are also prepared from it.

Contraindications to the use of bertram root:
The product should not be used by pregnant and breastfeeding women.

Country of Origin: Outside the EU
Composition: 100% ground Anacyclus pyrethrum.
Producer: Farmvit
Net Weight: 50g.