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What can yarrow tea be used for?
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) is a medicinal herb with antibacterial, anti-inflammatory and antihemorrhagic properties. It can be used externally in the form of compresses or even masks, but it is also great internally - drunk as a tincture, tea, or even wine.
Biokoma Digestive Organic Blend (herbal tea)
There s no shame in searching for best tea for acid reflux and bloating or teas for indigestion online. Considering 40% of Americans experience digestion problems daily, these are very common Google searches!
5 Skin Benefits of Comfrey Root
From treating minor pains to healing broken bones, the root of the Symphytum officinale plant is one of the most popular herbal medicines used topically.
A Beginner's Guide To Detoxing With Herbal Teas
Where fasting and hydrotherapy are popular detoxing methods, drinking herbal teas are among some of the easiest (and most natural) ways to cleanse the body.

A herbal tea is any tea made from brewing the fruit, leaves or roots of a plant. That way, you gain all the natural nutrients found within it from a single cup.

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Comfrey ointment – a natural remedy for pain, swelling and bruises
Comfrey ointment for skin problems. You can make it yourself. Comfrey root ointment relieves joint and muscle pain and accelerates the healing of wounds and burns. It accelerates skin regeneration, relieves the symptoms of psoriasis, has a strong moisturizing and soothing effect on atopic dermatitis.
Lemon balm - properties and healing effects

Lemon balm, thanks to relaxing properties, is mainly used for anxiety and neurosis. It may also help with sleep problems. But that is not all. Lemon balm can improve digestion and relieve menstrual pain. It is also recommended for improving memory and concentration and for nausea during pregnancy.

Have you tried Catnip tea?
Catnip (Nepeta cataria) is also called cat herb or cat balm. It is known primarily as an herb loved by cats, but its use in humans can also bring many benefits. What properties does catnip have? How it works? When is it worth using?