Peppermint - 50 grs
€0.04 per gram
The plant of many benefits.
Traditional Uses:
- Stomach weakness, cramps and vomiting
- Insomnia and nervous excitement
- Cures toothaches
- It acts on infectious diseases as a bactericide and antiseptic
Peppermint leaves in tea (infusion) are used against insomnia and nervous excitement.
The crushed stems are effective against insect bites. The fresh leaves in infusion aid digestion. It is an intense green herb with a refreshing aroma; it is tonic, stimulant and stomachic. It acts on the nerves as a sedative, cures toothache (a drop of peppermint on a cotton ball on the cavity), prevents cold feet (put a few mint leaves between the feet and socks).
It restores vigor to all organs, benefiting the nerves, heart, digestive system (against nausea, fatigue, gas, ulcers), liver and pancreas. It is good for the respiratory system (cough, asthma, bronchitis) and acts as a bactericide and antiseptic in infectious diseases. It is an anesthetic and, when chewed, it cures gum and toothache.
For wounds, inflammation, rheumatism, gout, etc., it is an excellent remedy and can be an alternative treatment for hirsutism.
Peppermint should not be consumed during pregnancy, especially by women with a history of miscarriages, nor should it be given to children under five years of age. It is a balm that regulates the functions of the stomach, liver, gallbladder and intestines. It combats stomach spasms, vomiting and colic.
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