Marigold Research Paper

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They are these yellow, red and sometimes orange colored flowers that are eye catching even among other belles found in the garden. Their vibrant hues are not only captivating, but also have an uplifting ambiance. We know how relaxing plants are, but pairing them with the beauty of these waving and inviting petals make looking at them even more enjoyable.

The beauty of marigold is not solely measurable through its appearance. It might not be common knowledge, but this gorgeous plant also offers benefits that make our well-being better and healthier. Also known as Calendula officinalis, one of the amazing benefits of this plant is its capability to cure cancer. Taking an amount of marigold has been proven to reduce the size of cancer tumors

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