magic plants

No, it’s not magic, it’s science. Little by little we are returning to what is natural, to the basics. I recently started my own garden with magical or medicinal plants and I want you to know that it has turned out to be a wonderful experience for me and my family. In addition to relaxing taking care of them, their benefits are incredible. It’s like having a pharmacy in my backyard. You don’t need to have a big garden to have these magical plants. The fantastic thing about these is that most of them grow from a small pot. They are so basic that you won’t be able to not have even one. Today I have the benefits of my favorite medicinal plants: Burns: Apply it during the first 48 hours, so that the skin remains moist with a gauze wet with gel, then continue applying until completely healed. Its healing, disinfectant and cellular regenerating power is spectacular; This prevents scars from being left or from being minimal. Wounds, cuts, scars. Itching from any cause: food or medicine poisoning, chickenpox, measles, insect bites. Acne, psoriasis, eczema, leg ulcers. For external use, apply the gel twice a day for several months and internally take two or three times. It comes from South Asia, Indonesia and India; The oil contained in the leaves destroys bacteria and insects. The juice of the leaves relieves bronchitis, colds and digestive problems. With its pleasant smell and mild aromatic flavor, it is used as a regular condiment. Against flatulence and gases, it is antispasmodic. An infusion of fresh leaves and lemon drops calm stomach pains and intestinal spasms. Five grams of fresh basil leaves ends a severe stomach pain. The infusion of its leaves s is diuretic, stimulating, digestive and relaxing; The juice of the leaves with honey relieves fever. Basil tea makes mothers produce more milk. As a gargle, it fights fungus in the throat and mouth. Cold tea is good for eye problems, both as a rinse and as a drink. When there is pain in childbirth, the root of this plant is taken and it will soon relieve the pain and speed it up. A sprig of basil in the room keeps insects away. A teaspoon of dried leaves taken as an infusion combats vomiting and vertigo. A handful of fresh leaves cooked and applied to the head, massaging, eliminates hair loss. The crushed dried leaves are used as a poultice to soothe sore eyelids, lips and nipples. Basil is the great regulator of the nervous system. Thyme tea, or infusion of its leaves, is used to relieve cold and flu symptoms. Cold thyme tea is used as a gargle or swish to relieve sore throat and related infections. Thyme tea is used to relieve stomach problems such as indigestion and gas. Ground thyme mixed with honey is used to soothe persistent coughs. Thyme oil is used in many commercial mouthwash and disinfectant preparations. The essential oil is used in aromatherapy for invigorating massages that promote energy and sharpen the senses. A bath with a handful of thyme leaves works wonders to stimulate the senses and detoxify the skin. In homeopathic medicine, it is recommended to use the essential oil of this herb in a diffuser for its antibacterial properties and its calming aroma. The oil can also be combined with other essential oils to produce product s cleaning and non-toxic disinfectants. Lemon balm is a herbal mixture that usually also contains mint and valerian. Therefore, it is recommended for cases of tension and stress. Especially in alternative medicine. Lemon balm tea treats gastrointestinal ailments, flatulence and indigestion, making it an attractive option for those with a sensitive digestive system. Calms nerves and muscle tension, with the consequent benefit for people who suffer from anxiety, restlessness, depression and agitation; regardless of whether the state is generated from a physical or mental ailment. It is used to ensure a continuous night’s sleep and treat sleep apnea, so you will get a good rest by consuming it regularly. Due to its antibacterial properties, it is used to treat skin conditions. You can consume it and at the same time apply it in the form of a poultice or wash the affected area with tea. It is a natural repellent, so you can apply it both on the skin and on the surfaces of furniture in the house. Intense green grass with a refreshing aroma; It is tonic, stimulating and stomach-friendly. It is recommended in stomach weakness. Like rosemary and campflower, it is used for skin irritations and colds, headaches and toothaches - chew the leaf. The leaves in infusion are used against insomnia. The crushed stems are effective against insect bites. It should not be consumed during pregnancy, or by children under five years of age. It acts as a diuretic, that is, it promotes the elimination of fluids and prevents them from being retained in our body. It is great in cases of obesity or overweight, as well as to improve rheumatic conditions. It is excellent elent to enhance dark hair and is a good antidote to dandruff. Parsley acts as an antioxidant in our body, which prevents the aging of cells and helps keep them young. Those who have very oily skin can apply both a nourishing anti-acne cream based on parsley and lavender and mint and parsley milk. Fight menstrual pain due to its spasmolytic qualities, which will relieve pain: Add a teaspoon of parsley leaves to a glass of boiling water and drink it about three times a day, during menstruation. It is important to keep in mind that – in addition to all these benefits – parsley has contraindications in people with kidney failure, nor should it be consumed by pregnant women or women seeking to remain pregnant. And high concentrations of this herb can cause abortive effects. Rosemary has long been a suitable ingredient for cologne and many hair preparations. It is made into an effective remedy against dandruff, a magnificent hair conditioner and tonic, leaving hair shiny and healthy looking; It can also be prepared at home. Rosemary is also good for steaming facials, adding to bath water, and scrubbing your skin. Rosemary extract is used in aromatherapy for the treatment of anxiety, improving mood, altering pain perception, and increasing alertness. Various studies have shown that it reduces stress levels. The use of rosemary has great health benefits. However, precautions must be taken when using it, as many of its components can trigger allergies. It is used in infusions to stimulate secretions and tones the nervous system. Relieves atony of the stomach and digestive organs, diarrhea, inveterate dyspepsia, nervous vomiting, colds, colds, nervous fevers, gout, chronic rheumatism, cerebral congestion. Promotes the healing of leg ulcers and activates blood circulation. Effective in diabetes, it lowers blood sugar. It was also used in the treatment of convulsive diseases and intestinal colic. As well as in the treatment of arthritis and to soften tumors and hardness of the spleen. It was used by the Egyptians, during the Middle Ages, to ensure the fertility of women, after the population was reduced due to a plague (Pamplona, ​​1996). Which one do you stay with?