Sage – Salvia Officinalis
Sage is a herb recognized for its healing properties since antiquity. Its Latin name (salvia) denotes the unique pharmaceutical value it provides, as the name means salvation.
Basil – Ocimum Basilicum
Basil, in addition to its wonderful aroma and its use in cooking, has many healing properties for both the body and the spirit. Its healing properties are mainly found in its essential oil.
Mint – Mentha Piperita
Like many herbs that thrive in Greek land, mint has many very useful healing properties. It is a natural anti-fungal, anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory herb, so it is useful for injuries, wounds, bruises and stings, relieving pain directly and protecting against infections.
Pomegranate – Punica Granatum
Pomegranate from ancient times is considered the fruit of fertility and good luck, and it is no accidental characterization. As we mention in the pomegranate’s harvest and collection, the fruit is rich in vitamins and is considered a great superfood.
Oregano – Origanum vulgare
Oregano is a herb with excellent properties. The main ingredient in oregano is the essential oil, which contains phenols such as thymol and carvacrol. It also contains pinene and uric acid, caffeic acid, rosmarinic acid, iron and high levels of vitamin C.
