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As an infusion To assist with digestion and remove catarrh (drunk before breakfast and dinner) To help with poor circulation (Rosemary gives a lot of oxygen to the blood) Used as a nerve tonic To strengthen the hair and make it shine Used to scent baths for babies...
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Summer Savory Summer savory has long been valued as both a culinary herb and a traditional remedy. Known for its warm, peppery flavour, it was widely used in cooking and was also prepared medicinally, most often as a herbal tea. In folk medicine, summer savory was...
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Savory’s Latin name, Satureja comes from the Roman word for “satyr,” which was a half-man, half-goat in ancient Roman mythology. In ancient Rome, savory was believed to have aphrodisiac qualities and was even used in love potions and culinary preparations often much...
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In Aromatherapy German chamomile may be combined with lavender and geranium oils in the healing of dermatitis, eczema and pruritus (itching). Alleviates gastritis, neuritis, cystitis, rheumatoid arthritis and earache (clears heat and inflammation) Chamomile oil...
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The herb chamomile was so popular in Malta and Gozo that it even makes its way into a type of song called ‘Għana’. This song used to be sung by mocking country girls, when they left one sweetheart in favour of another/ Hekk kif tlaqtu lil ħaniniDlonk qabditu...
