Chamomile, also known as chamomile, is an aromatic herb plant which can easily reach 60 inches high. Its flower is rather small, has white petals and a yellow center, similar in color to the margarita.
You’ve probably heard of the powers of chamomile to relieve inflammation and soothe colic, but the properties of this kind go far beyond and this will tell you all the uses you can give.
Its scientific name is Metrication, from the Latin “matrix”, meaning “womb”, which explains why it is recommended to treat the ailments characteristic of sexual and female reproductive apparatus, including menstrual cramps.
Chamomile
formerly, it was used to reduce fever and to combat the attacks of nerves. At present, it is most commonly used as a relaxant, sedative, stimulant of menstruation, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and analgesic.
Moreover, antihistamine and anti-allergic, often used to treat asthma, hay fever, colds, sinusitis and other respiratory diseases.
It is also used to relieve arthritis pain and digestion and to soothe stomach cramps. Also ensure that activates the immune system by increasing the body’s defenses.
The most common form of consumption is through the infusion. For its part, chamomile oil, extracted from the dried leaves, has a very powerful anti-inflammatory effect.
Personally I used to alleviate congestion in eyes from his tea compresses applied in very cold and I must say it has worked wonders. I have also consumed as a digestive and relaxing tea.
Its subtle flavor and light aroma of apples makes it an ideal tea to drink after meals or before going to bed, to have a sleep.
