Lion's Mane Flower

Lion's Mane Flower

It is another name for the sunflower or carnation and is also known as the lion's mane or dew bearer. It represents the Leo sign in astrology and is a herb with semi-circular leaves that grow in forests and has light green flowers. It is a perennial herb from the rose family, widely spread in Europe and Asia, and is found abundantly in high meadows and pastures. Its leaves are used in medicine.

The lion's mane flower carries multiple health benefits, including:  

Has many potential uses and benefits, whether in folk medicine or traditional uses such as: 

• Used in floral decoration to make gardens and patios more beautiful.
• Has numerous medical benefits, such as its ability to soothe inflamed skin.
• Also used in some natural skincare products.
• Used as an ingredient in the production of natural perfumes for its beautiful scent.
• Used as a cooking spice to add a beautiful flavor to foods, but it is not very common. 
• Aids in relieving stomach disorders.
• Helps in shedding excess weight.
• Helps regulate the menstrual cycle.
• It can also help alleviate pain associated with menstruation. 
• Contains zinc, minerals, tannins, salicylic acid, and flavonoids 
• Treatment for eczema, redness, and swelling 
• Treatment for insect bites  
• Used in the treatment of insomnia 
• Protects the liver from damage 
• Detoxifies the body  

Uses of Lion's Tail Flower:

It is used as an ornamental plant in gardens and patios.
It is used to improve wounds and inflammations in the mouth area.
It helps stop bleeding associated with tooth or molar extraction.
The herb can be used as a mouthwash.
It is used to soothe inflamed skin.
It is used to beautifully decorate foods and desserts.
It may be used as an ingredient in perfume making.
It helps eliminate ovarian cysts.
It aids in getting rid of excess weight.
It helps regulate women's menstrual cycles.