Mallow Tea, Leaf And Flower, 50 g

PRODUCT INFORMATION

Mallow has anti-inflammatory, emollient, laxative, lactogenic, appetite stimulating, expectorant, antitussive action. It is used for angina, tracheobronchitis, cough, inflammation of the stomach, intestines, liver, urinary tract, loss of appetite, to stimulate the secretion of milk in nursing mothers. Externally for gargling with hoarseness, inflammation of the oral mucosa, skin diseases (boils, boils), burns, hemorrhoids.

Mallow can help with all diseases affecting the digestive and respiratory systems, but also in inflammation of the bladder (cystitis), as well as for external use as a sedative for conjunctivitis and reddened skin and to remove acne and skin impurities.

 

In particular, these are the diseases / problems in which mallow (taken as herbal tea or used in other forms) can be beneficial:

Stomach acids;

Acne and skin impurities;

Canker sores in the mouth;

Bronchitis;

Qatar;

Cystitis (inflammation of the bladder);

Conjunctivitis (redness of the eyes);

Ulcerative colitis;

Irritated colon (colitis);

Inflamed hemorrhoids;

Gastritis (inflammation and stomach pain);

Gingiva (inflammation of the gums);

Sore throat (pharyngitis);

Crohn's disease;

Constipation (constipation);

Cough;

Gastric and duodenal ulcers.

It should be noted that tea is not the only way to use mallow. You can also use it to make foot baths, to practice enemas and to make soothing compresses for reddened skin or acne.

From the dried root it is possible to prepare a powder useful for the preparation of excellent toothpaste with emollient and disinfectant properties.

 

How to use :

2 tbsp. herb is boiled for 10 minutes with 600 ml of boiling water. Drink 150 ml 3 times a day.

For gargling - the same infusion.

 

Composition

Mallow leaf and flower (Malva sylvestris L.).

 

Contraindications

Be careful not to overdose. Prolonged use of herbs and herbal preparations should be discussed with your doctor.