Echinacea remains one of the most popular natural remedies for immune support. While scientific opinions vary, many people experience noticeable benefits, especially during flu season.

Echinacea, also known as coneflower, is a purple flower that commonly grows in the woods and fields of North America. Native Americans in the midwestern part of the U.S. have been using it as a ...

While occasional, targeted use of echinacea creates more white blood cells to presumably kill off cold and flu bugs, using the herb constantly results in more colds and flu. Think of it like exercise.

Echinacea (Echinacea angustifolia) is an herb that grows wild in the grasslands of North America, but it can also be grown in your own garden. It is well known in herbal medicine because it helps ...

During cold season, people often search for natural cold remedies and immunity boosters. Echinacea has long been rumored to both prevent and knock out colds. But the evidence in favor of the ...

Some received drops of Echinacea angustifolia extract and others got placebos. After a week, all volunteers received nasal sprays containing rhinovirus type 39, a common cold virus, and were ...