What is the medical use of Rudbeckia Hirta?

Rudbeckia hirta , a common wild flower, which is also known as Susan with black eyes, is used for healing purposes for hundreds of years. Some Indian tribes used flower in the 18th century for medicinal treatment. For example, Cherokee used a cheerful looking flower to alleviate urinary tract infections and ears, as well as for gynecological problems. Rudbeckia Hirta was also traditionally used Cherokee for back pain and swelling and mixed it with other flowers such as fairy tale and hepatica. Some other tribes, including Iroquois and Seminol, used Rudbeckia Hirta for the treatment of snake and wounds. Other common uses include treatment of worms, fever, diarrhea, earaches and headaches.

Susan with black eyes is related to the purple kondeflower, also known as echinacea . The purple KONEFLOWER has its own healing use, including strengthening the immune system, and therefore often accepted it to avert the cold. Rudbeckia Hirta has a similar strength of immune strengthening.Like Rudbeckia Hirta , echinacea was suddenly used for Habites native Americans. When echinacea could not be found, they used Rudbeckia Hirta .

Susans with black eyes is not picky about where they grow, appear along roads and other open spaces and easy to take care of. Plants did not participate in its use in a modern garden. Great Daisy -like flowers that grow on thin stems from the basic clump of leaves are often used in butterflies, wild and permanent gardens, and when grown in large numbers, it provides stunning views. It's particularly attractive when they present themselves against purple or white koneflowers and peach or black Hollyhocks.

Susan with black eyes is sometimes also called yellow ox-eye daisy or brosusan with eyes. Flower is the main component of some domestic yellowdyes, which was a tradition that started the Indians Potawatomi. Potawatomi used a dye for the color of woven objects such as mats, and combined gold flowers with other flowering plants such as rush, to create different shades. The cococers should take care of not being allergic because it is known that Susan with black eyes irritates the skin. The plant is also reportedly toxic to some animals, including sheep and cattle.