Shepherd's purse

The name "Capsella" means "little bag" and refers to the shape of the fruit, which resembles small pouches. "Bursa-pastoris" means "shepherd's bag" because the fruit resembles the pouches of medieval shepherds.

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The plant originates from Europe and is now widespread throughout the world.

From April to October

Shepherd's purse grows
prefers fields, meadows and roadsides.

Flavonoids, potassium salts, saponins, tannins

Shepherd's purse is used as a tea or in drops. It is suitable for the relief of
heavy menstrual bleeding and to support wound healing.

Menstruation: Shepherd’s purse is a proven
Remedy for heavy menstrual bleeding.

The hemostatic and anti-inflammatory properties help reduce heavy bleeding and regulate the menstrual cycle.