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DANDELION - Taraxacum Officinalis.

Compositae family Dandelion is a perennial common in Europe in meadows, fields and roadsides. Yellow flowers are visible from May to November. Also known as lion's tooth, dandelion is rich in iron, calcium, manganese, Vit C and D, fatty acids and antioxidants.

Components: bitter principles (taraxacin), triterpenes, phenolic compounds, flavonoids, phenolic acids, coumarins, choline, mucilage, carotenoids, flavin in flowers, inulin in roots harvested in Europe.

Dandelion, an ally in maintaining healthy kidney function in horses: Dandelion is recognized for its contribution to healthy kidney function. Dandelion has a depurative action, supporting hepato-biliary function. ESCOP believes that the root can stimulate biliary and hepatic functions, and treat minor digestive disorders and loss of appetite.