Remedies for Deva Pansy Flowers

Deva

• Deva constitutes a Sanskrit word meaning “god” or “diving being.” More specifically, deva refers to a god or divine being of the Hindu and/or Buddhist religions. In contemporary western society, deva constitutes a generic term used to elicit ideas commonly associated with Hinduism and Buddhism, such as karma, holistic living and the metaphysical connection between the energies of all living things. This term appears in various contexts ranging from literature to clothing brands.

Deva Flower Remedies

• Deva Flower Remedies is a registered brand of the Alternative Health Networks company. Based in Phoenix, Arizona, Alternative Health Networks produces numerous plant-based medicinal remedies. This company produces two remedies containing pansy flowers. No other Deva pansy flower remedies exist because, technically speaking, the term deva relates in no way to flowers or floral remedies. Unlike yoga, a term similarly borrowed from Sanskrit, deva does not denote an entire system of living, but only divine beings or gods.

Registered Brand Products

• Deva Flower Remedies Allergies/Asthma solution and Cold Relief Remedy both contain pansy. The Allergies/Asthma solution purportedly alleviates fear of breathing trouble. It accomplishes this by purportedly aiding deep breathing, clearing nasal passages and sinuses and fighting bacteria. The Cold Relief Remedy exists to clears cold and flu symptoms and combats various associated viral and bacterial inflammations, while also apparently cleansing the immune system. According to the official product description, the remedy helps rid feelings of confusion and other overwhelming emotional concerns.

More Pansy Remedies

• Pansy appears in numerous herbal medicine applications in addition to teas. Pansy poultices and creams are commonly used on numerous skin conditions, including eczema, rashes and inflammation. Ingesting pansy as a tea or simply eating the plant whole purportedly helps fight many of the internal bodily problems capable of leading to skin diseases and problems, although definitive scientific research is lacking. An infusion of pansy in bath water may help relieve pain from rheumatism, arthritis and overall soreness.