Echinacea

A herbal remedy for general skin disorders and acne

Echinacea has become one of the fashionable herbs of our age. As a result of clinical trials and extensive research the herb has found favour in countries around the world. From the time when native American Indians used the purple cone flower (Echinacea) as a panacea, through the thirties when the plant came under scientific scrutiny in Germany, into the mass market of America, Echinacea continues to be acclaimed.

Skin disorders such as acne, spots and blemishes all respond well to the plant's unique action.

When taken as directed - one or two tablets three times a day - poor skin conditions can be improved. Young men (during puberty) or women may find Echinacea an ideal remedy for general skin disorders.