Madagascar, l'ArtÃ©misia contre le Covid

lababouche
Published on Jun 29, 2021
Partons ensemble Ã la (re) dÃ©couverte de l'artÃ©misia !
Le genre botanique de l'artÃ©misia appartient Ã la famille des Asteraceae, on y trouve de nombreuses espÃ¨ces dont le GÃ©nÃ©pi, l'estragon, l'astÃ©misia annua ou l'artÃ©misia vulgaris.
Ce genre de plantes fait partie de notre pharmacopÃ©e traditionnelle, l'Ã©pisode du Covid-19 nous rappel leurs usages ! Merci au prÃ©disent Malgache pour sa promotion !
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Louise BENIERE, naturopathe
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Lien vers le site web de balance la babouche
https://balancelababouche.com/
Le site web des gardiens du vivant
https://desgardiens.com

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