Purslane
(also known as Portulaca oleracea) is an herbaceous weed growing wild in
much of the World. Puslane has been rated as the eighth most common
plant in the World and is considered the ninth most troublesome weed to
World agriculture. For thousands of years, purslane has been used as a
vegetable, spice, potherb and medicinal herb. Purslane was very popular
in England during the Middle Ages and was used by the ancient Egyptians
for heart failure and disease. Known since the time of Hippocrates,
Purslane was used for its diuretic, anti-parasitic, and cathartic
qualities.
In a survey of 45 countries, Holm et al found there were 58 different
names in use for purslane. It seems well established that purslane has
served mankind since prehistoric times.
Dr. Artemis P. Simopoulos in her research mentions that purslane is the
richest source of omega-3 fatty acid among all green leafy plants
investigated to date.
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Purslane
(also known as Portulaca oleracea) is an herbaceous weed growing wild in
much of the World. Puslane has been rated as the eighth most common
plant in the World and is considered the ninth most troublesome weed to
World agriculture. For thousands of years, purslane has been used as a
vegetable, spice, potherb and medicinal herb. Purslane was very popular
in England during the Middle Ages and was used by the ancient Egyptians
for heart failure and disease. Known since the time of Hippocrates,
Purslane was used for its diuretic, anti-parasitic, and cathartic
qualities.
