The agrimony, is one of the many native herbs of the Mediterranean countryside. From the Greek name we understand that among its many healing properties, agrimony is famous for its effectiveness in diseases of the upper respiratory system and throat.
Ginger, has many uses in both cooking and healing. It has been proven to have many properties that cover a wide range of protection and cure from several diseases.
Ginger, which has a strong anti-inflammatory effect, as well as antiseptic and fungicidal action, is used to disinfect and quickly heal wounds and abrasions.
It’s been a while that herbs have made their way back in both our diet and as a choice of treatment and prevention. Many refer to herbs and derivatives as another trend in fashion. But is this the reality?
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.
The mastic tree is one of the many Greek favorite herbs, with special aroma and important therapeutic properties. Besides the strong anti-inflammatory action, the mastic is antimicrobial, antibacterial, and works as a natural painkiller. The healing property however, that makes it special, is the strong antioxidant and anticancer action.
"Your food is your medicine and your medicine is your food."
