Although lemon is not an herb, it is one of the most unique fruits offered by nature, with the main reason being the high content of vitamin C, B6 & A! But there are many other therapeutic applications for lemon that we will analyze below:
Starting to analyze the stimulant herbs that nature offers us, it is good to clarify that these are not instant stimulants or addictive such as caffeine and nicotine, but they contain substances that strengthen and nourish the body. Herbs that contain stimulants, enhance the body’s energy levels, support the good health of the organs and the mental function, while having lasting effects.
Spearmint, has similar healing properties to peppermint and other herbs in the same family, but differs in that it has fewer side effects and is less irritating. It stimulates the body and the mood, in addition to being a very effective natural aphrodisiac. It has antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, healing, antiparasitic, astringent, warming, analgesic, sedative, tonic and hemostatic action, which is why it benefits our body on many levels.
The rosehip, a beautiful and native plant in Greece, which in addition to the great cosmetic properties it has, also offers a wide range of therapeutic actions as an herb in the human body.
Wall germander is an herb that has many therapeutic applications, either internally or externally. It is scientifically proven that wall germander has a variety of properties such as stimulants, tonics, antioxidants, anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, hypoglycemic, hepatoprotective, antimicrobial, hypolipidemic and astringent.
"Your food is your medicine and your medicine is your food."
