Evening Primrose by Ken Dennis

Recently there has been a major buzz in the herbal and

Natural products market about Evening Primrose. I would

like to give you a general overview, history, and benefits

of the product.

The botanical name for the evening primrose plant is

Oenothera Biennis, belonging to the plant family Onagraceae.

Other common names are The Fever Plant, Field Primrose,

King's Cureall, Night Willow-herb, Scabish, Scurvish,

Sundrop, Tree Primrose. It is found throughout North

America, east of the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean.

It got its name Evening Primrose from the unusual time that

it opens its bud, which is normally around six to seven in

the evening.

The plant, when taken internally has been used to treat a

very large variety of ailments, however the most general

and widely sought after effects are for the following:

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BIO:

Ken Dennis (ken@getbulky.com)
Ken is one of the website administrators of:
http://www.getbulky.com and amateur body builder,
and fitness enthusiast.

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