Cistus Incanus, also known as the Mediterranean rock rose, is native to regions such as Italy, Greece, and Turkey. This herb is recognized for its rich content of polyphenolic compounds, catechins, gallic acid, rutin, and other bioactive compounds.
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Cistus Incanus is of particular interest due to its rich composition. It’s also been noted to have properties that may affect biofilms, which are protective barriers that some microbes form around themselves. Furthermore, Cistus is gentle on the stomach and can contribute to a balanced gut environment.
It’s worth noting that while Cistus Incanus offers a range of compounds, not all variants of this herb are identical in composition or effect.
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