An invasive weed common in American backyards could help stave off signs of visible aging, a new study suggests.
The spiky fruit of the cocklebur plant was found to reduce damage caused by UV rays and speed up wound healing in lab studies on human cells.
Extracts from the fruit also appeared to boost the production of collagen, a feature common among many high-end skincare products that promise to preserve skin elasticity and prevent wrinkles.
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