Modern Natura Hawthorn Capsules
Hawthorn (Crataegus) is native to the northernmost regions of Europe. Hawthorn stands out with its exceptionally abundant white blossoms that unfold from May to early July. Its berries are glossy red. The hawthorn gets its name from its flowers and because sharp thorns grow on its branches. The primary constituents of hawthorn leaves and berries include flavonoids, which are secondary plant compounds. Additionally, we’ve added folic acid and iron.
Scientifically well-established findings:
- Folic acid and iron contribute to the reduction of tiredness and fatigue
- Iron supports normal energy metabolism and oxygen transport in the body
- Folic acid has a function in cell division and contributes to normal blood formation
The “Wonder Shrub”: Hawthorn – Origin, Discovery and Use
Interesting facts about hawthorn in general.
Hawthorn, known as “Crataegus” in the scientific world, is a versatile shrub or small tree originally native to the temperate regions of Europe, North America and Asia. This plant is known not only for its breathtaking beauty, but also for its rich history and numerous benefits.
Discovery of Hawthorn
Since hawthorn was widespread long before the beginning of human civilization, it’s difficult to attribute a specific “discovery” to this shrub. However, historical findings and literary references suggest that it has been present in various cultures for thousands of years. For example, hawthorn plays an important role in Celtic mythology, where it was regarded as a sacred tree.
Traditional Uses of Hawthorn
Hawthorn has found a wide range of uses over the centuries. Its berries, leaves and flowers served as a food source, while its dense branching and sharp thorns made it an ideal candidate for living fences.
Recommended intake:
Take 1 capsule per day with sufficient liquid.
