Where it comes from: Inula racemosa is an herb—that grows in high mountain areas—that’s often used for medicinal purposes. The root has been used for centuries in Eastern cultures to treat coughs and ...

Brain-eating amoeba causes a rare but often deadly disease called PAM Only a few people who contract the pathogen end up surviving Researchers found a compound in medicinal herb that can potentially ...

The genus Inula has been celebrated in traditional medicine for centuries, and modern research is increasingly validating its use as a potent source of anti-inflammatory and anti-tumour agents. The ...

With its shaggy yellow daisy flowers, it’s a beaut Maybe it’s the uninspiring name, but hooker’s inula (spin that to get the Latin title, Inula hookeri) hasn’t caught on yet. I don’t know why, because ...

China; leaves eaten and reported to contain a bitter element. This site is provided to Mr. Freedman by Dr. Jules Janick, Emeritus Professor and Former James Troop Distinguished Professor of ...

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