Fever Few

🌿 Botanical Name:Tanacetum parthenium

🌿Herbal Uses of Feverfew

1. Migraine Relief

   • Pain Relief: Feverfew is widely known for reducing the frequency and intensity of migraines.

   • Anti-Inflammatory: Helps in reducing inflammation, which is a key factor in migraine attacks.

   • Headache Prevention: Regular use may help prevent chronic headaches.
     
     

2. Anti-Inflammatory and Pain Relief

   • Arthritis: Feverfew may relieve pain and inflammation in conditions like rheumatoid arthritis.

   • Muscle & Joint Pain: Can help soothe sore muscles or reduce pain from joint inflammation.
     
     

3. Fever Reduction

   • Antipyretic: Traditionally used to reduce fever, especially in conditions like flu and colds.

   • Immune System Support: Boosts immunity and promotes natural fever reduction.
     
     

4. Digestive Health

   • Digestive Aid: Helps reduce bloating, indigestion, and can support digestive function.

   • Appetite Stimulant: May promote appetite in individuals recovering from illness.
     
     

5. Menstrual Relief

   • Pain Relief: Known to help ease menstrual cramps and related discomfort.
     
     

6. Anti-Microbial

   • Antibacterial Properties: Can help fight minor infections and prevent infection in wounds.
     
     

7. Mood & Anxiety Relief

   • Stress & Anxiety: Feverfew has mild sedative effects that can help reduce stress and anxiety levels.
     
     

🌱Plant Description:

• Type: Herbaceous perennial

• Height: 1 to 3 feet (30–90 cm)

• Structure: Upright, bushy plant with feathery leaves.

• Leaves: Green, deeply lobed, and aromatic when crushed.

• Flowers: Small, daisy-like, white petals with a yellow center.

• Root System: Rhizomatous, fibrous, and aromatic.

🌿Growth Requirements:

• Climate: Prefers temperate climates but can grow in most conditions with moderate frost tolerance.

• Soil: Well-drained, fertile soil with moderate acidity (pH 5.5–7).

• Light: Full sun to partial shade.

• Watering: Moderate water requirements; prefers soil that is not too dry.

🗓️Harvest Time:

• Typically harvested 2–3 months after planting when the plant is in full bloom and the flowers are open. Fresh leaves and flowers are used for medicinal purposes.

• Drying: Feverfew leaves and flowers can be dried for later use, though the medicinal properties are most potent when fresh.