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The Lazarkinja plant has long been used in folk medicine for treating many diseases. It’s a good diuretic, helping with intestinal cramps, bile ducts, and promoting sleep. Fragrant pearl preparations are used in folk medicine as a sedative, for easing menstrual problems, relieving migraines, combating depression, watery eyes, and liver disease. In Germany, it’s also super popular in brewing and distilling, as well as for flavouring wine and various desserts.

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Immortelle flower is the golden sun that heals and restores youth. Do you know this old Mediterranean plant that Homer already sang about? Immortelle is a valuable ingredient in cosmetics, as it soothes the skin and also protects against insect bites. Preparations from the plant accelerate bile excretion and help with liver and gastrointestinal diseases. It also helps relieve coughs, colds and certain types of allergies. Boiling its flowers also helps alleviate rheumatic diseases, hives and skin inflammations, lichens, ichthyosis, burns and autonomic nervous system disorders. It also helps ease constipation, diarrhoea, insomnia, headaches, as well as haemorrhoids. Its essential oil is extremely valuable and is used in cosmetics (the flower of immortality).

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The flowers, which bloom mostly in July, are used in folk medicine to treat abdominal (cramps and inflammation) abdominal (cramps and inflammation), burns and nerve disease. Its antidepressant effect is clinically well proven. St. John’s wort extract contains many different substances such as hypericin, pseudohypericin, hyperforin, flavonoids, phenolic acids. St. John’s wort greatly increases the activity of enzymes responsible for the breakdown of drugs in the body. When taking St. John’s wort and other medicines at the same time, the effect of these medicines is reduced. It’s used internally for mental exhaustion and depression and mild to moderate depressive states, externally for mild skin inflammations and minor injuries. Dried flowers are used to make medicinal tea – and, less commonly, to make tinctures. St. John’s wort oil is a traditional skincare product that helps relieve mild skin problems. St. John’s wort also serves as an ingredient in homoeopathic remedies.

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Beneficial in situations caused by stress and nervous tension. Beneficial against insomnia in adults and children. Beneficial against anxiety. It’s used as a spice and for medicinal purposes, having sedative and soothing properties. In folk medicine, it’s used for regulating heart rate and treating persistent insomnia, Parkinson’s disease, epileptic seizures and hysteria. It’s effective in treating nerve diseases, particularly the viral nerve infection known as shingles. It also shows successful results in treating asthma, particularly when linked to nervous tension. It acts as a supportive drug in drug withdrawal, particularly in drug addiction. It’s also used as a fragrance component in perfumes.

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This otherwise medicinal plant is better known as a spice as its dried leaves are commonly used in cuisine. The plant is rich in iron, magnesium, omega 3 oil, vitamins A and C, containing lots of tannins and bitters. This “good thoughts” tea helps in relieving colds, stomach cramps, intestinal cramps and bloating, alleviating rheumatic pain, relieving the cough, and lowering body temperature.

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Due to its many active ingredients, flavonoids, essential oil and calenduline, calendula helps in all cases of inflammation, particularly inflammation of the tonsils, oral cavity and throat. It eases stomach and pancreatic cramps, helping with bile problems and combating gallstones. For all the above problems, drink and gargle warm calendula tea. It’s used in Tuidi as an ointment that eases all ailments, as a spice, and it’s considered a protecting plant, strengthening other plants.

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Broom seeds contain oneirogen, a powerful dream-enhancing substance. Broom has multiple herbal uses: dried flowers are used in remedies against stomach ulcers, in some cases also as an emetic, diuretic or aperitif, as an antidote to venomous snake bites (stems), for abortion purposes, for smoking to combat asthma. Broom branches have been used since antiquity as a source of fibre for fabrics, ropes and fishing nets. The plant has also been industrially processed and cultivated for such purposes since the 20th century.

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Rosemary has been known as a medicinal herb since the early Middle Ages. Having versatile use in folk medicine, it’s credited with many beneficial effects, e.g., alleviating cramps, stimulating appetite, killing germs, boosting blood circulation. It’s used for strengthening and calming the nerves. It has long been known to improve memory. Rosemary activates the heart and blood circulation, helping in cases of low blood pressure and cold feet and hands, giving us momentum and energy for the whole day. The bitters and tannins in rosemary stimulate all the digestive glands, particularly the liver and gallbladder, and help support proper functioning of the stomach and intestines. It’s beneficial in cases of digestive disorders, gas and mild digestive cramps. It also helps relieve painful menstruation, coughing and heart palpitations, and is used as a diuretic in cases of rheumatism and gout.

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