Agrimony has yellow flowers and its leaves are toothed and fluffy.
It has a multitude of beneficial effects and is used for many ailments of the body.
For one cup of boiling water, we will need one teaspoon of agrimony.
Cover it, leave it for ten minutes and strain it.
It is consumed lukewarm, up to three times a day.
Grams: 100gr.
Willow is a plant that contains salicylic acid.
It helps relieve pain, especially in the musculoskeletal system, such as back pain.
There is no recommended daily dosage for willow.
Its leaves and bark contain tannin, salicin, salicortin, itein and calcium acetate.
It is considered to have antipyretic, antirheumatic, tonic and astringent, spasmolytic properties. It is also considered effective in the treatment of stones, gallstones, malaria and in the healing of wounds.
Precautions during use/interactions:
Do not take by people with ulcerative colitis, Crohn's disease, kidney disease or liver disease.
Do not combine with aspirin or antithrombotic - anticoagulant drugs.
Avoid taking it as a supplement during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
The sage is found in many regions of Greece. It has a rich aroma and is used as a seasoning but mainly as a decoction.
Sage leaves are dried and consumed for its therapeutic and beneficial properties.
They can also be added to recipes with meat, chicken, fish or sauces for extra flavor in your dish.
Finally, it is worth noting that the essential oil of sage is produced from the distillation of the leaves and flowers, which is used in many cosmetic products.