Jew's Mallow

Jew's Mallow Jew's Mallow For Skin, Hair And Health Also known as Egyptian spinach, bush okra, West African sorrech and jute mallow, Jew's mallow is a powerhouse of nutrients that can benefit your body, hair and skin. Did you know that this edible leafy vegetable is also known as Cleopatra's Secret? There are claims that Cleopatra drank Jew's mallow soup every day to maintain her beauty and youthful looks. If you suffer from dry scaly skin, it is time to make Jew's mallow a part of your regular diet to help keep the skin soft, supple and smooth. This would explain why Jew's mallow is recommended for people suffering from psoriasis. The Vitamin A in Jew's mallow plant helps to fight acne and also works to rebuild damaged tissue, thereby minimizing the scars left behind by acne. Vitamins A and E in Jew's mallow are known for its anti-aging properties. It can help to reduce the visibility of fine lines, age spots and wrinkles. It also can help combat dull skin, which tends to be one of the first signs of aging. The Vitamin C in the vegetable helps to promote production of collagen that keeps your skin supple and youthful. It also is a potent antioxidant that destroys free radicals that can cause premature aging of the skin. Vitamin B1 in Jew's mallow helps to boost blood circulation to the skin. As a result your skin gets a healthy glow. The Vitamin E boosts blood circulation to your scalp, ensuring hair follicles get ample nutrients. As a result, you can boast of soft hair with no split ends.