Echinacea
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- noun
- /ˌɛkɪˈneɪʃə/
- Specialized
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equinácea
- I always take 2000 mg of echinacea.
- echinacea, an herb
- echinacea boosts the immune
- echinacea tincture
When you can start doing the apple cider vinegar and the echinacea both, that's going to really improve and speed up your lymphatic drainage.
- When you can start doing the apple cider vinegar and the echinacea both, that's going to really improve and speed up your lymphatic drainage.
- He he created an echinacea product that I've used for years, right?
Examples
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The echinacea seedheads are just as beautiful as the flowers.
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Another example: Suppose you use an over-the-counter product like echinacea for the common cold.
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I need echinacea right away.
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And see if we got any echinacea.
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First up, we have Echinacea throat spray.
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You need echinacea?
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Echinacea and goldenseal.
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When you can start doing the apple cider vinegar and the echinacea both, that's going to really improve and speed up your lymphatic drainage.
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Keep your immune system strong, get your vitamins, antioxidants, Vitamin D, essential fatty acids (Omega 3-6-9), ginger syrup, echinacea, and chicken soup.
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Echinacea is often used in herbal medicine for its immune-boosting properties.
Synonyms
A group of rough, long-lived plants from North America with daisy-like flowers used in medicine
Compounds
- Specialized
A flowering plant with purple cone shaped petals often grown in gardens to attract bees
A herbal supplement made from the purple coneflower used to help prevent colds
- Specialized
A group of rough, long-lived plants from North America with daisy-like flowers used in medicine
Surface Forms
Etymology
Echinacea comes from the Greek word echinos, which means 'hedgehog' or 'sea urchin' because the flower's middle is spiky like those animals. That's why the name fits these spiky purple herbs often used in herbal medicine.