Calendula is above all a lymphatic alterative and tonic; by decongesting the lymph, it will promote its circulation and help eliminate the toxins circulating there. This is how it will act on the integumentary and immune system. Most of the active ingredients found in calendula are anti-inflammatory; it is used mainly for external inflammations, skin and eyes and internally at the level of the digestive mucous membranes. Its resins and mucilages are excellent healing agents. Note that it is also a little bitter, cholagogue and a little emollient, so ideal for certain digestive problems.
• Anti-inflammatory and healing of the intestines, in addition to being emollient, it is an ally for damaged intestines, irritable bowel syndrome and Crohn's disease. May help treat gastric and duodenal ulcers.
• Fights candida, relieves congestion and stimulates the functions of the liver and its emollient side will make it a precious help for constipation.
• It is the plant par excellence for internal and external eczema.
• It is a good plant to take during an infection, such as colds, flu, herpes, condyloma, mononucleosis, but especially after, because it will ensure that there is no more debris left in the lymph after this great battle of the immune system.
• Its effect on the lymph and its antioxidant action will make it a good plant for cancer prevention or, once again, to be taken after treatment.
• At the reproductive level, it can be taken for cysts and tumors and it will help release congestion in the uterus and breasts (mastitis).
• Any fungal infection such as athlete's foot (apply externally), skin infection, vaginal candidiasis.
