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The marigold was chosen as Medicinal Plant of the Year 2009. The marigold is traditionally one of the plants that are said to have great powers. The plant is said to have anti-inflammatory, wound healing and supportive effects on the immune system, against pathogens and against water retention. Marigold can also provide relief for inflamed mucous...
Daisies are a nice ingredient for homemade herbal teas. The daisy is also used externally, as an envelope, in folk medicine as a home remedy. Contents: 50 g
Passion flowers are spectacular when they bloom. It takes its name as an allusion to the Sufferings of Christ - the three stigmas of the flower symbolize the nails with which Jesus on the cross was beaten. The wreath is supposed to represent the crown of thorns and the five Stamens the wounds. Its fruits grow only in the tropics, can be eaten as a...
Damiana - relaxing delicious Content: 100 g
The Marigold was chosen as medicinal plant of the year 2009. The calendula flower is traditionally one of the plants, which are said to have great powers. The Plant is anti-inflammatory, wound healing, promote it, support the immune system against pathogens and against water retention. Similarly, Calendula for inflamed oral and pharyngeal mucosa, may...
Cut marigold flowers is easy in the large containers order - 1000g in a pack. The calendula flower is traditionally one of the plants, which are said to have great powers. The Plant is anti-inflammatory, wound healing, promote it, support the immune system against pathogens and against water retention. Similarly, Calendula for inflamed oral and pharyngeal...
Brahmi - Mandukarpani - Gotu Kola Centella asiatica - pennywort - tiger herb Contents: 100 g Brahmi leaves cut
The annual mugwort Artemisia annua has a very aromatic scent and pinnate leaves. It is widespread in Asia, but also in Europe and Germany. Mugwort is a traditional medicinal herb in phytotherapy and is also used as a tasty tea and cooking spice. The bitter substances contained make fatty dishes more digestible. Contents: 100 g
An inconspicuous herb that is seen in gardens, often as a weed and plucked out. No wonder, because its properties as a medicinal herb, with a positive impact on the prostate, was first recognized a few decades ago. Since then, it has become as a medicinal herb popular for prostate problems only a few herbs are grown. Content: 100 g
Horsetail is popularly referred to as tin herb and has been used since more than 2,000 years ago, tea-infusions. Interesting field horsetail is acid, due to their relatively large content of silica because of the horsetail is considered to be the natural source with the largest content of silicic acid. It contains acid, usually 5% to 8% silica. This is...
Fragrant Lavender Flowers Content: 100 g
The yarrow is one of the oldest medicinal plants. Because of the contained bitter substances, it is assumed that yarrow stimulates the production of digestive juices and the digestion is working in, of course. At the same time, the yarrow is said that in the hepatobiliary area of the diversion will be strengthened. In addition, the sheep is considered to...
The gold is a long-known healing herb that is tail. Their Latin name "Solidago" means "Healthy" - since at least 700 years, the Plant disease is a known agent for the urinary tract. Content: 100 g
The leaves of the Indian Laurel tree are used in Ayurveda, traditionally used as a flavoring dispenser. For us, it is also as cinnamon leaf, nut, cinnamon, or under the English name "Indian Bay Leaf". The leaf is similar to our Bay, and is estimated to be in the North-Indian cuisine because of its delicate cinnamon-Cardamom-cloves Note. Especially in...
The dried leaves of the stevia plant taste very sweet. Use the sweet herb in your own tea blends, for example! Content: 50g
The black nettle (Ballota nigra) is also called horehound or black god forgetful. It is a species of the mint family (Lamiaceae) and comes from Central Europe. In Japan the plant is called Shiso or Perilla. Here the herb is used for pickling umeboshi plums, for meat, fish, pickled fruit, soups, salads, glass noodle dishes. The aroma is strongly aromatic...
Rosemary is native to the Mediterranean and is particularly popular as a spice in Italian cuisine. Thanks to its stimulating effect, it can also be used as a medicinal herb. Morning arm baths in water with rosemary essential oil can work small wonders. Contents: 100 g
The botanical name for potency wood is Ptychopetalum Olacoides. The potency wood is suitable for teas and infusions. Contents: 100 g
Bitter substances for your well-being! The Ayurveda recommends to take with each meal, all five tastes to the taste "bitter" in our Western diet is often too short! In Ayurveda the bitter taste is Kapha and Pitta reducing, and has a harmonising effect on digestion. Which, of course, contained bitter substances of our bitter substance mixture can increase...
Golden Chamomile Tea Content: 100 g
The wild pansy is a feast for the eyes on mountain meadows and in gardens. Its delicate flowers shine in shades from yellow to purple and are the splash of color on spring meadows. It has been used as a medicinal plant for generations. Contents: 100 g
Hibiscus Flowers - Malventee - Karkadeh hot and cold a pleasure Content: 100 g
Snake tongue, lung blattl-or seven-rib – for the plantain there are various folk names. The plantain grows preferably on the roadside.Since ancient times, it is known that in the unassuming herb active ingredients occur. At the time of healing were evident plantain plants against gastro-intestinal disorders, Scorpion stings and snake bites. Since the 11....
Fragrant red rose petals Contents: 50 g
The small blue flowers Speedwell grows in meadows and light forests. The often referred to as "weed" abgetane prize of honour is a very versatile medicinal herb that has brought him in the folk medicine also names like "around the world healing". Content: 100 g
The Laurel contain essential Oils when Dry is not lost. The leaves taste harmoniously spicy and contain only a slight bitter note. You should be cooked in the food. To make the flavour better, you can tear the leaves before cooking easily. Laurel has a huge Savor, therefore you can use it confidently very economical. Content: 20 g
The mistletoe is surrounded by many myths. Celtic druids are supposed to have harvested, the shape of their leaves in the Celtic symbolism to be received. A kiss under the mistletoe brings good luck and the blessing of Children. Also as a medicinal herb, the mistletoe is often used. Content: 100 g
Elderflower not only in the kitchen as a holler of cake or syrup use. Hippocrates used the flowers of the Black elder as uric means blowing. Since the 18th century. Centuries used elderberry flowers also in case of fever and respiratory infections. Content: 100 g
The leaves of the neem tree, Neem, is used. The Plant is found in teas and cosmetics such as hair care products, but also animals and plants professional to survive from the effect of the Neempflanze. Also, in Ayurveda, Neem plays a significant role. Content: 100g
Healthy Joints The rose hip contains 16 mg of Vitamin C in 5 g of powder.Along with the secondary plant substances, it strengthens the formation of collagen in the articular cartilage of the joints. Content: 100 g
The Indian bubble and Nierentee Orthosiphon is used in herbalism as a diuretic. Content: 100 g
Fenugreek is known under the name Methi in India. Methi leaves have a fine, tart aroma that gives an Indian vegetable curry or rice a wonderful, very typical taste. Contents: 20 g
Shepherd's purse is a common sight on our meadows and roadsides. The medicinal plant can be recognized by the small triangular pouches that stick out from the thin stem and carry the seeds. Used as a traditional home remedy. You can enjoy shepherd's purse pure as herbal tea or use it for your own tea blend. Content: 100g
The cowslip blooms in the spring and covers the meadows with its yellow flowers. The Primelart is a nature reserve and is allowed to be wild, not collected. In the traditional plant heillkunde the key is used flower in herbal teas, to thanks to of the spasm and mucus - dissolving effect cough relieve. Content: 100g
The diaphoretic effect of the lime blossom to help with a cold. The shade of the Linden tree is considered by many as the village centre, in the summer of buzz, your flowers full of bees and bumblebees. As a medicinal plant in both summer and winter, Linde is known since the middle ages. Content: 100 g
Thyme is a classic in addition to Basil, rosemary and Oregano the Mediterranean herbs. Its spicy, bitter-sweet Aroma gives all dishes a warm, harmonious taste. Contents: 50g
