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Elderberry grows on a tall shrub, elder tree, in clusters. It is from the family of Adoxaceae, also known as ‘Sambucus’. Though, its tree has many types, but it is native to most Europe and North America. For centuries, people have been using elderberry, as a folk remedy, in traditional medicines and as flavorings.
In fact, in medieval times, its tree had the reputation of being a holy tree. Modern researchers reveal that these elderberries are packed with beneficial components. They contain organic pigments, tannin, amino acids, flavonoid, and et cetera. Furthermore, they are also the rich sources of Vitamin A, B, and C. Particularly, their special flavonoid, anthocyanins, is a powerful antioxidant. It protects your body cells against |
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Ingredients
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Skin
Elderberry has the ability to keep your skin radiant and juvenile too for a long period. That’s why, it made its way into a lot of cosmetic applications. There are lots of reasons that make it a perfect solution for a beautiful, smooth skin. For example, bioflavonoid in elderberry, including quercetin, rutoside, and anthocyanins, boosts your skin health. It fights spider veins and varicose veins by maintaining healthy blood circulation. These bioflavonoids also strengthen blood vessels and improve the delivery of oxygen to the cells. |