Sunflower is a seasonal plant of the popular kenikir-kenikir tribe, both as an ornamental plant and oil-producing plants. This plant flower is very distinctive: large, usually bright yellow, with a large flower head (diameter can reach 30 cm). This flower is actually a compound interest, composed of hundreds to thousands of small flowers on one bump. Sunflower also has a typical behavior, ie the flowers are always facing leaning toward the sun or heliotropisme. The French call it tournesol or "traveler of the Sun". However, this trait is removed in new cultivars for oil production because it consumes a lot of energy and reduces yield.
Sunflowers or plants that have the Latin name helianthus annus, originally found to be from North America. With a bright yellow color and shape that resembles the sun, this type of flowers have benefits that can be obtained from oil and seed content, you know. Approximately what are the health benefits of these sun-shaped flowers