Health Uses of the Calendula FlowerThe extracts of the calendula flower have long been used in alternative medicine.What is calendula? Calendula, also know as pot marigold is a genus of approximately 20 species of flowers. However, not all flowers known as marigolds belong to this genus. 
In temperate climates, calendula bloom from spring through autumn. They give off a spicy aroma and produce beautiful yellow or orange flowers. mCalendula are edible and are sometimes used in salads. The extracts are often used in chicken seed as they produce a darker egg yolk. m Extracts of calendula have antiviral, anti-inflammatory, anti-carcinogenic and anti-mutagenic properties. m. Calendula cream is particularly beneficial for burns, wounds and other injuries to the skin while calendula ointment or calendula tincture are recommended for acne. It is particularly helpful to always keep Calendula Ointment on hand for acne, burns, cuts, stings and other injuries. Calendula Uses: home remedies for curing acne, acne scar home remedies bee sting treatment, home remedies for burns, black eyes, blisters, canker sore home remedy, chapped lips, cuts/scrapes, dermatitis, diaper rash, dry skin, home remedies for earache, home remedies for eczema, hives, jock itch, home remedies for poison ivy, home remedies for psoriasis, scars, sore nipples, sprains, thrush, varicose veins, vaginal itching,home remedies for warts, wounds, home remedies for yeast infections. Pets: hot spots. If you are breastfeeding, calendula has a plant safety rating of 'A' No contraindications, side effects, drug interactions or pregnancy-related safety issues have been identified. Generally considered safe when used appropriately. 6
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