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The “miracle” plant that heals everything
Even today there are many people who resort to the so-called medicinal or healing plants. We are talking about those plants that, thanks to their beneficial properties, have a positive effect on our body, curing the symptoms of sometimes annoying problems.
Do you know that there is a particular plant that is capable of healing everything, from head to toe? You will surely have it in your garden too. If you have it, you’re very lucky. Curious to know which one we’re talking about? We’ll tell you right away: it’s all about rosemary!
Rosemary is a plant species that grows well in the Mediterranean basin. Since ancient times it has been used in traditional medicine due to the beneficial properties attributed to it.
It is a powerful antioxidant, excellent for treating minor aches and ailments. We give you some more technical information that will surely be useful to you. Rosemary leaves contain up to 2.5% essential oil that is made up of camphor, borneol, bormiol acetate, limonene and others that turn out to be a panacea for our body.
Also composed of polyphenols and diterpenes, this plant is excellent thanks to its antispasmodic, digestive and carminative properties. It also has choleretic, cholagogue, and hepatoprotective functions.
Rosemary is excellent if you suffer from gastrointestinal disorders, in fact it relaxes the smooth muscles of the intestine and reduces spasms by promoting secretions. It also relaxes the cardia and has an anti-inflammatory, antiulcerogenic and diuretic effect and is also an extraordinary antioxidant.
How to Use the Healing Plant
Surely you will also have it at home or if you don’t have it you can get it in a simple way. We advise you to always have this plant on hand because you don’t know how useful it can be.
Rosemary is able to improve brain function and cure any ailment, from head to toe. It contains an important compound called cineole that has the ability to improve concentration and memory.
This plant also increases the activity of a neurotransmitter in the brain called acetylcholine, thus protecting neurotransmitters from harmful effects. How can you use rosemary? In a very simple way, for example by preparing a decoction.
How to do it? Take a few rosemary leaves and pour them into a cup of boiling water. Leave to infuse for at least 10 minutes, then filter and cool. Drink it at least twice a day and you will see that the painful discomfort will disappear in no time.
As you can read, therefore, rosemary is a plant with truly extraordinary properties. It acts as a natural analgesic, relieves headaches, migraines and will even be very useful in case of toothache.
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