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Mountain Othris

Othris the mountain of the Titans, rises in the southwest side of Magnesia, whose ridge separates from the borders of Fthiotida. In the battle for the victory of Zeus in the world of gods and humans, known in m...

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History of Oregano

History of Oregano

Oregano is a native plant of the Mediterranean and Central Asia. The name comes from the term words Oros (mountain) and Ganos (brightness), plant, ie, that brightens the mountain. In ancient Greece orega...
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History of Thyme

History of Thyme

The Latin name is Thymus vulgaris (Thymus common). It is found in the southern and Mediterranean regions of Europe, in various parts of Asia and is grown in North America. Other names are thyme, savory a...
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History of Daphne

History of Daphne

Daphne (scientific .: Daphne noble, Laurus nobilis) is an aromatic plant of the family of laurels.  In Greece is also found uncultivated. Also in Greece is cultivated and the laurel of Apollo, known by the ...
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History of Chamomile

History of Chamomile

Chamomile is a well-known therapeutic plant, probably the most popular. Since ancient times it is known that the Germans had devoted it to the god Baldur.  The word chamomile comes from the ancient "chamaim...
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History of tea

History of tea

The word 'tea' (tea) and all its worldwide variations in spelling and pronunciation come from a single source. '' Te '' means tea in the Chinese dialect Amoy. The word 'cha' in Mandarin has also spawned a few d...
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Basic types of tea

Basic types of tea

Green Tea: Does not get fermented. The leaves go through three processes: baking, wrapping and fire. The first aims to kill the enzymes that would cause fermentation. This is achieved by abrupt warming up the l...
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History of Rosemary

History of Rosemary

History & tradition According to folklore, rosemary takes its name from the Virgin Maria, who left her cloak onto the bush. By the next morning, a bush of flowers had been blue and then named rose of...
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History of Mountain Tea

History of Mountain Tea

The "mountain tea" comes from the plant Sideritis spp or otherwise siderite of Dioskouridis, which is said to have got its name from the Greek word "iron" thanks to the healing properties of the plant again...
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History of Verbena

History of Verbena

Verbena is a perennial plant, aromatic, rich in essential oils and its origin is from America. Was brought to Europe by the Spanish in the 17th century. Initially, the herb was called "center". The name ...
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Θεραπείες με βότανα

Rosemary is warming and stimulates blood circulation to the brain and improves concentration and memory. It is useful for nervous headach...
Therapeutic effects and uses of Rosemary
Oregano is one of the plants with the highest content of vitamin C. Used as a decoction or infusion and fights the weakness of the inte...
Healing properties of Oregano
Thyme contains essential oil in an amount of 1-2%. The main component of essential oil of thyme in 20-54% is thymol or else called camph...
Pharmaceutical Use of Thyme
            Ιngredients: 5-6  leaves of Verbena 1 1/2 teaspoon Lavender 1 cup na...
Verbena and lavender for relaxing days and nights
For diseases of the stomach and digestive system, decoction is beneficial and helps when suffering from indigestion, flatulence, colic a...
Healing properties of Verbena

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