

Botanical name: Mentha x piperita L. Common vernacular names: Peppermint, Peppermint devil mint, Peppermint piperine. Properties and benefits: Dissolves spasms of the digestive system Promotes digestion Counteracts bloating and fermentation (carminative action) Promotes production and outflow of bile (choleretic and cholagogue action) Antiseptic, anti-inflammatory Promotes fluidization and elimination of excess phlegm (expectorant and mucolytic action) Tonic-stimulant Useful as a natural remedy in cases of: Slow and difficult digestion Bloating, meteorism, aerophagia Irritable bowel, colitis Cooling illnesses: colds, coughs, sore throats, flu states Fatigue, asthenia Low blood pressure (This product may undergo a natural variation in weight) In 100 g, 200 g or 500 g package
Preparation of infusion: steep 1 tablespoon of dried leaves in a cup of water for 10 minutes, then strain. Drink 2 to 3 cups daily Contraindications: avoid if you suffer from gastro-oesophageal reflux, hyperacidity, hiatal hernia and ulcer as it may accentuate the problem. Not recommended in people with favism due to lack of the enzyme that metabolizes menthol. Not recommended in pregnancy and lactation.
Indications
Moisturizing and softening, suitable for regenerating tissues after burns and wounds. It is ideal for very dry skin and as a vehicle for essential oils.
It has a sebum-restoring action so it is recommended for those with sensitive, acne-prone and impure skin. Also useful for compresses on dry and damaged hair.
Warnings
Store in a cool place away from light.
Use: External.
Indications
Moisturizing and softening, suitable for regenerating tissues after burns and wounds. It is ideal for very dry skin and as a vehicle for essential oils.
It has a sebum-restoring action so it is recommended for those with sensitive, acne-prone and impure skin. Also useful for compresses on dry and damaged hair.
Warnings
Store in a cool place away from light.
Use: External.
Indications
Moisturizing and softening, suitable for regenerating tissues after burns and wounds. It is ideal for very dry skin and as a vehicle for essential oils.
It has a sebum-restoring action so it is recommended for those with sensitive, acne-prone and impure skin. Also useful for compresses on dry and damaged hair.
Warnings
Store in a cool place away from light.
Use: External.
Indications
Moisturizing and softening, suitable for regenerating tissues after burns and wounds. It is ideal for very dry skin and as a vehicle for essential oils.
It has a sebum-restoring action so it is recommended for those with sensitive, acne-prone and impure skin. Also useful for compresses on dry and damaged hair.
Warnings
Store in a cool place away from light.
Use: External.
Indications
Moisturizing and softening, suitable for regenerating tissues after burns and wounds. It is ideal for very dry skin and as a vehicle for essential oils.
It has a sebum-restoring action so it is recommended for those with sensitive, acne-prone and impure skin. Also useful for compresses on dry and damaged hair.
Warnings
Store in a cool place away from light.
Use: External.
Preparation of infusion: steep 1 level tablespoon of Hawthorn in a cup of boiling water for about 10 minutes. Contraindications: Contraindicated for those suffering from low blood pressure. Avoid taking concurrently with antihypertensive medications without first consulting your doctor.
Preparation of infusion: steep 1 level tablespoon of Hawthorn in a cup of boiling water for about 10 minutes. Contraindications: Contraindicated for those suffering from low blood pressure. Avoid taking concurrently with antihypertensive medications without first consulting your doctor.
Preparation of infusion: steep 1 level tablespoon of Hawthorn in a cup of boiling water for about 10 minutes. Contraindications: Contraindicated for those suffering from low blood pressure. Avoid taking concurrently with antihypertensive medications without first consulting your doctor.