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12 MEDICAL PLANTS THAT'LL CHANGE YOUR LIFE FOREVER
1.Coriander:
It contains substances that protect the gastric mucosa and the
intestines, facilitating digestion and relieving stomach cramps. It's also
effective against anxiety.
2.Cinnamon:
Its essential oils act against various micro-organisms and fungi. It
helps in inflammatory processes and also against gas and poor digestion.
3.Valerian:
The plant has powerful anti-stress properties. Its anxiolytic action is
due to a substance that acts on the central nervous system.
4.Aloe vera:
The plant acts in cell multiplication, accelerating healing and also
working as an antiseptic. It's can be used to combat dandruff and lice.
5.Chamomile:
A widely-used herb to soothe the nervous system and cramps. It has
anti-inflammatory properties and it helps in the elimination of gas and
stimulates the appetite. Its benefits to skin hydration have been proven.
6.Watercress:
It's a diuretic, anti-inflammatory and can be used to treat oral thrush,
gingivitis and acne. It also aids digestion and soothes coughing.
7.Rosemary:
Its active ingredients treat migraines, help with memory loss and low
immunity, and even reduce rheumatic and joint pain.
8.Lavender:
Lavender has over 150 compounds that can help fight insomnia and lack of
appetite. The flowers help with coughing, bronchitis, burns and migraines.
9.Arnica:
Widely used as a cream to relieve rheumatic pain and tendinitis, it's
also used to treat skin problems like acne and boils.
10.Boldo:
Rich in boldine, a substance produced by the liver that breaks down
fats. This makes it effective in improving digestion and liver function.
11.Guarana:
Rich in caffeine and theobromine; substances that act on the central
nervous system, making it effective against stress as well as beneficial for
the body in general.
12.Marigolds:
This famous flower has excellent healing properties and is used in the
treatment of rashes, light burns, sunburns, fungi and acne.
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