11.11.2024

Dandelion and its health benefits

By Lesia

Raw dandelion is rich in vitamin A, vitamins B6 and B9, and vitamin C, making it a vegetable that strengthens the immune system, helps our body fight bacteria and toxins, could reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and certain types of cancer, strengthens the skin, tissues and bones.
A source of iron and potassium, dandelion acts on the balance of the nervous system and our muscle functions. It helps fight fatigue.

benefits of dandelionVery rich in polyphenols (it is the vegetable that contains the most), dandelion is an excellent antioxidant, an ally against the aging of the body.
Anti-inflammatory and diuretic, dandelion facilitates the elimination of toxins of infectious, food and environmental origin. It also helps treat high blood pressure.


Excellent natural purifier, this plant regulates intestinal functions. Dandelion has a powerful effect on difficult digestion and constipation problems. It also fights against excess cholesterol. Dandelion stimulates the gallbladder and acts on the liver. It is recommended in the treatment of liver failure, painful liver crises and jaundice.

A powerful tonic and “purifier” of the liver and blood, dandelion juice is sometimes recommended as a treatment to stimulate the body at the rate of several cups a day for a week.
It has virtues against rheumatism, arthritis and osteoarthritis.
Dandelion is recommended in treatments against eczema, psoriasis and other skin manifestations. The decoction of dandelion root cleans impurities from the skin and restores luminosity to the face.

Growing dandelion for its benefits
Dandelion grows easily almost anywhere, but likes direct sunlight and rich, fresh soils. It adapts well to clayey, strong and compact soils.
If you don’t plan to eat dandelions regularly, you can harvest the ones that grow naturally in your garden or meadows, making sure they are not treated with pesticides. Dandelion in the kitchen for its benefits
Benefits of dandelionThe young leaves of dandelion can be eaten raw in salads or cooked.

Don’t hesitate to combine dandelion with eggs and bacon to make a complete and delicious salad.