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Horsetail, whose botanical name is Equisetum, is a herb that belongs to the family Equisetaceae. The name has been derived from the Latin words equus, that means 'horse' and seta meaning ' bristle'. Hence this perennial got its name horsetail because it bears a close resemblance to a horse's tail. This is an ancient herb that grew around 270 million years ago and is related to the family of ferns. Some other common names for the horsetail herb are bottlebrush, scouring rush and mare's tail. There are around 15 species of horsetail and this extractis taken from the common horsetail species also known as Equisetum arvense.
Equisetum arvenseor common horsetail is a tuberous, hairy rhizome with an erect stem. It does not have any leaves or flowers. When the stem is fertile, it resembles an asparagus. The stems wither and begin to turn brown in early summer, giving way to fresh, green stemsof horsetail. The withered stems, which are hollow, are gathered to make horsetail extract. There are numerous horsetail extract benefits both medicinal and cosmetic.
Horsetail extract contains more quantities of silicon than any other herb. It also has many antibacterial, antiseptic and astringent properties.
Horsetail extract can be consumed in the form of tea, used as poultice for soothing swellings and aches, and also used in baths.
Horsetail extract is used as a dietary supplement since it is a good source of silica and calcium, and is beneficial for the proper growth of bones and muscles and cell functions.It is rich in antioxidants that help the body in fighting against infections and diseases.
It is also an effective remedy for curing ailments like gout, diarrhea, common cold and flu.The horsetail extract is replete with silica that helps in tissue repair, torn ligaments, healing fractures and strengthens the connective tissues.
It promotes the absorption of calcium, and is used to treat bone related disorders like arthritis, rheumatism and osteoporosis.Using horsetail extract is also an effective remedy to promote hair growth as it contains amino acids and phytosterols, which strengthen the hair follicles.
It also improves the circulation of blood in the scalp, stimulates the hair follicles and reduces the production of sebum (or oil) in the scalp.it is also good for the skin as it helps in revitalization and gives a healthy glow to the skin.
Packing &Storage Condition
Storage: Store in cool & dry place, Keep away from strong light and heat.
Shelf life: 24Months when properly stored.
Packing: 25/kg paper drum and two plastic-bags inside