Echinacea
Echinacea is a perennial herbaceous plant up to 70-80 (100) cm heigh with sturdy, slightly branched stems. The lower leaves are rosette, broadly oval, large, on long petioles; the upper ones are lanceolate and sessile. Ray flowers are single-row, tubular, of red, crimson, purple color. Echinacea (Echinacea Purpurea) strengthens the immune system and possesses diuretic properties, destroys some viruses and bacteria, delays the reproduction of viruses, helps the body to fight viruses and purifies tissues from affected cells, as they stimulate the production of t-lymphocytes and increase the activity of white blood cells, significantly accelerates recovery when having infectious and viral diseases, reduces the amount of nitrogen exchange products in the blood, and thus prevents the development of chronic diseases.