Lavender is a very popular herb with a very pleasant smell. It is generally considered one of the 20 most important healing herbs . Lavender is commonly found in Mediterranean areas, but is also grown in all tropical regions of Europe, including Britain.

Its flowers contain essential oil and tannin. He’s got soothing properties for the central and respiratory system, are mild diuretic , relieves bloating and dissolves gas in the intestine . Its soothing properties make it suitable for use in cases of melancholy, mild depression, for the relief of tension and headaches. Its flowers offer tea with sedative properties . Lavender tea is effective in cases of exhaustion, hypertension and for the treatment of insomnia .

Pour a cup of hot water into a tablespoon of dried lavender flowers. Cover and soak for 15 minutes. Then strain and enjoy the tea.

Lavender has a strong antimicrobial action and is therefore considered ideal for healing small wounds and is very good for “cleansing” the skin in cases of acne and various skin diseases.

Therapeutic Properties:

• volatile oil consisting of linalyl acetate
• free Linoanol
• terpene alcohols
• terpene hydrocarbons

Precautions:

Avoid the internal use of lavender during pregnancy and breastfeeding. External use in reasonable quantities is safe