Vignea paradoxa

Vignea paradoxa, also known as the bryony vine, is a type of flowering plant native to Europe and Asia, characterized by its climbing habit and edible roots.

The plant has been used in traditional medicine for its medicinal properties, which include anti-inflammatory and antiseptic effects.

The health benefits of Vignea paradoxa include its ability to reduce swelling and pain, as well as its potential to aid in the treatment of digestive issues and respiratory problems.

Vignea paradoxa is often prepared as a herbal tea or tincture, and can also be consumed raw or dried for its medicinal properties.