Canyaponia Piauhiensis is rich in phytochemicals such as flavones, glucosides, cucurbitacin triterpenes. Cucurbitacin triterpenes are known to have antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, analgesic and anti-cancerous properties. Flavones are known to fight free radicals and protects the skin from gamma-radiation. Other chemicals found in Canyaponia Piauhiensis are cayaponosides, cucurbitacins, orientin, resin, isoorientin, spinosin, sterols, swertisin, and vitexin. Canyaponia Piauhiensis aids in digestion and formation of gas in the intestines. It is also an effective appetite suppressant. Canyaponia Piauhiensis can also help cure acne, eczema, dermatitis and other skin problems. Canyaponia Piauhiensis has many other properties, this includes: blood cleanser, anti-rheumatic, detoxifier, tonic, and sedative.

Echinacea is a group of nine species of plants, with a better known name coneflower. These herbaceous plants hare home to central and eastern North America and several of the plants have found application in herbal remedies. In the early days, Echinacea angustifolia was used by Native Americans in their medicine for nondescript broad applying medicinal properties. In recent times, applications as a nutritional supplement supposed to promote the immune system have been publicized. Due to a recent study on infectious diseases, some basis was given to this claim, making this herb very popular with the athletic and body building communities as an immunostimulator. The most common species used are Echinacea augustifolia and Echinacea purpurea, based on the claim that most research has been conducted pertaining to these two subjects.

Giant Knotweed is among the best active-oxygen scavengers for preventing skin aging caused by UV-irradiation and free radicals. It can be used for anti-lipid oxidation and can also help prevent heart disease. It also has anti-carcinogen and anti-platelet aggregation properties. It helps soothe blood vessels and reduce blood lipid. Giant knotweed is a great source of antioxidant phenol resveratrol that is produced by plant in response to fungi. It has been used since long in different herbal medicines in China and Japan, where it is taken as a tonic and life prolonging plant. Giant knotweed has showed anti-tussive, anti-histaminic, vasodilating, cytotoxic, hypotensive, and antioxidant properties.

Ginger Root- Ginger is a very popular spice and has been used for culinary purposes for ages. Besides the widespread use in the cuisine of many nations, several traditional medicines, including the Indian and Chinese medicinal practices, have used this Zingiber officinale, as the Latin name goes, for its pain relieving, anti allergenic and anti inflammatory activities. Further uses have been noted for treatment of various ailments of the digestive tract, such as diarrhea and nausea, but also as general stomach settlers. While the use of the ginger root extract has been used in ginger beer and ginger ale beverages, the use as dietary supplement or component in nutritional supplement concoctions is relatively recent. The volatile oils of the ginger root extract have been noted for the antibacterial, analgesic, sedative and antipyretic properties.

Humulus Lupulus is also known as a common hop plant. It is one of the three types of Humulus of the family of Cannabaceae. The other types are Humulus japonicus and Humulus yunnanensis. Hop is used mainly in the making of beer as an ordinary preservative. It also imparts a bitter taste and flavor to beer and contributes a role in its preservative qualities. Alcohol creates a bad atmosphere for microbes to grow, and hops stop the growth of bacteria, which causes beer to go bitter. Large amounts of Humulus lupulus combined with high levels of alcohol can easily protect beer from going terrible, even when it is stored for longer periods under non-ideal conditions.

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