Small-flowered Willowherb - "men's herb"

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#"There's an herb for every pain"

An old saying goes - "There's an herb for every pain". And there's nothing strange about that. Although said many years ago, this maxim is still relevant today. It's a fact that for thousands of years, people from around the world have turned to medicinal herbs, roots, flowers, and fruits to find healing for various problems. 

And while medicinal plants were undervalued in favor of medications until recently, today people seem to be increasingly looking back to natural methods of healing.

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Herbs can be both a complementary treatment for many diseases and an alternative to many medications, without denying the power of traditional medicine, of course.

#Small-flowered Willowherb - Description and Distribution 

A very valuable and respected, though not very popular plant is the Small-flowered Willowherb. It belongs to the family Onagraceae or Evening Primrose "Onagraceae" - flowering plants from the order "Myrtales". It includes about 650 species of herbs, trees and shrubs, distributed worldwide with the highest concentration in Mexico and the southwestern United States. 

Among them, "E. angustifolium L.", "E. parviflorum Schreb.", and "E. hirsutum L." are the most famous and are widely used in traditional medicine to treat various infections, disorders and diseases. 

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