The Artemisia herb has been used throughout history. Ancient Greek writings talking of its use for women’s health suggest that the name “Artemisia” comes from Artemis, the Greek goddess of women. It may stimulate the uterus and encourage menstrual flow, relax spasms. It is a strongly aromatic bitter herb that may improve digestion and liver
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Uva ursi is also known as bearberry, because bears like eating the fruit. Due to several chemicals, including arbutin and hydroquinone, uva ursi may have ability to fight infections, especially urinary tract infection and bladder inflammation. Benefits:– Pure natural product without any additives– Resealable moisture proof pouch– May help with urinary tract infections and bladder
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Lemon verbena is recommended for digestive ailments. Thanks to its diastolic properties, the herb may facilitate digestion, alleviate gastrointestinal disturbances and support the liver functions. Lemon verbena is also a natural diuretic – it can improve kidney function and soothe swelling. lemon verbena tea is good for the nervous system, can help with insomnia and
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Rosehips infusion has a mild scent of rose and a slightly acidic taste, which is owed to the presence of vitamin C. Did You know, that dried rosehips contain more of this substance than lemon or black currant and they easily cover our daily demand for this component? Apart from vitamin C, wild rose will
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Purple Coneflower known as Echinacea is a herb that was discovered and used for more than 400 years by the Great Plains Indian tribes. One of the main uses of Biokoma Purple Coneflower is to support healthy immune function. Biokoma Purple Coneflower can be used as a mouthwash for gum infections and externally for wounds,
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