Author: aroma
Chamomile 35 gr.
Collected by hand.
Νet weight: 35 g.
Packaging (one type): Bag with label
Has antiinflammatory properties: It is useful against various inflammations, including gastrointestinal infections, inflammation of the eyes or skin, of the intestine, mouth ulcers, gingivitis, etc.
Banishes insomnia: Just drink some chamomile 30-45 minutes before lying in bed. Manages to clea...
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Therapeutic effects and uses of Rosemary
Rosemary is warming and stimulates blood circulation to the brain and improves concentration and memory.
It is useful for nervous headaches and migraines.
Enhances hair growth by stimulating blood circulation in the scalp of the head. Leaves of rosemary along with nettle roots and roots Lapatis, soaked in alcohol, help to grow hair by rubbing the scalp of the head.
El...
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Healing properties of Oregano
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 intestines, helps digestion and calms the nervous system. It is also diuretic and emmenagogue. For the beverage, plant's shoots are used when oregano is blooming because it contains oil that has greater therapeutic value.
The oregano "tea" he...
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Pharmaceutical Use of Thyme
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 camphor thyme, and has uses in perfumery and dentistry. Thymol has antiseptic properties and is the main ingredient in many commercial formulations for the washing of the mouth, such as Listerine. Before the advent of modern antibiotics, thyme's...
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Verbena and lavender for relaxing days and nights
Ιngredients:
5-6 leaves of Verbena
1 1/2 teaspoon Lavender
1 cup natural mineral water
1 teaspoon honey
Instructions:
Boil the natural mineral water and then drop in the water the leaves of verbena and lavender flowers.
Let them inhale their fragrance and natural oils for 4-5 minutes and, afterwa...
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Healing properties of Verbena
For diseases of the stomach and digestive system, decoction is beneficial and helps when suffering from indigestion, flatulence, colic and neuralgia of the stomach and intestines.
Stops diarrhea and bleeding.
Verbena helps in weight loss and in order to disappear cellulite and to eliminate superfluous water.
Is effective stimulant, but at the same time soothing.
Is anti...
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The God’s herb is called Verbena
Verbena is a very beautiful plant with a wonderful aroma. Although the 'origin' is from America, and is used as a remedy for all diseases. Another name is lemongrass, because of the flower's lemon scent.
It's a medicinal flower caring for your good health, provided you know how to use it, since both the flowers and leaves of lemongrass are particularly beneficial for th...
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Verbena to fight against cellulite
Instructions:
1. Boil some water in a pot and then pour in some verbena leaves. Do not continue boiling and leave for 3-5 minutes in order to remove the herb's beneficial substances.
2. Strain the leaves from the water.
3. Ready! Perfect against cellulite and enjoyable at the same time!
Extra tips:
1. Do not add sugar! If you want to sweeten necesserily use stevi...
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Daphne for beautiful hair
If your hair fall or are dull, rinse after shampooing with water in which you previously boiled laurel leaves. To darken hair color when they have begun to whiten, boil 150 g. fresh bay leaves, leave to cool and rinse each day for 15 days.
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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 oregano was a symbol of joy and happiness. Aristotle wrote that if an injured goat that was hurt from a hunter's arrow, ate oregano, the wound would close. Hunters until today...
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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 and melitzini. It is a small shrub whose height does not exceed 40 cm. Its color is grayish. Its stems are woody, upright, well branched, square. Leaves small, oval, plush...
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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 popular names vagia, dafnolia and fillada. It is not known the annual global consumption of laurel leaves. Only in Greece are exported around 200 tons per year.
Metamo...
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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 "chamaimilon" (chame + milon).
According to Galen, the ancient Egyptians used it as antipyretic and especially against intermittent fevers. They had dedicated it to the Sun go...
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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 derivatives around the world.
Tea arrived in Europe in the early seventeenth century. Despite all the claims for its medicinal properties, Europeans preferred the flavor ...
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