The nettle is a perennial herbaceous angiosperm plant with small flowers odorless. The whole plant is surrounded by bristles which if they come into contact with the body causing redness, irritation or allergic disorders and more rarely. It is rich in salts such as calcium, copper, chlorine, etc. and has diuretic properties and acts against gallstone and contributes to the good blood circulation. It combats hair loss, and we can consume fresh and in salads, soups or spinach instead.

Lemon grass has a lemony smell.

It is used for its special aroma in cooking and cocktails.

It is found in soups, chicken recipes, fish, seafood, and even in tea, and is also a key ingredient in spice blends, such as curry.

It also has therapeutic properties and is also consumed as a beverage.

To prepare it, pour 1- 2 tablespoons of grated lemongrass into a glass of hot water, cover and leave for 10-15 minutes, strain and drink.

Lady's mantle herb is found in countries in Europe and Asia.

It got its name from the alchemists as it is believed that the philosopher's stone was prepared from the dew that settled on its leaves.

It is called Lady's mantle herb because it has special beneficial and therapeutic properties for the female body.

Prepare the dried plant as a decoction or as an infusion.

The birch is a deciduous tree which is found at high altitudes. The flowers form catkins, have white and papyrodi bark, hanging branches and ovate, with pointed tip and serrated leaves. The wood is widely used in furniture and in the production of paper, and leaves are used for cosmetics and pharma industry.

Harpagophytum is a creeping herbaceous plant with thorny fruits and flowers of various colors.

It is also called "devil's claw" because of the shape of its fruit.

The herb is consumed as a decoction or infusion, and can also be used for rubbing.