Trifolium Pratense Red clover contains an interesting group of compounds called isoflavones, including genistein, diadzen, and biochanin A. 50ml/1.75oz Item #6029
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HISTORY

Red clover is the dried flower head of a member of the pea family widely grown as animal fodder and found in temperate climates throughout the world. It is native to Europe and naturalized throughout North America. Red clover has been used a blood purifier, diuretic and general tonic. The flower has been used as a folk remedy to relieve spasms associated with asthma and bronchitis and to treat skin sores or ulcerations.