Vetiver Herb 50 g

Herbe Vetiver 50 g

Common Broom - Plant Characteristics
The common broom (Latin: Tanacetum vulgare L.) is a plant commonly found in our domestic meadows, clearings, or by the roadside. It belongs to the Asteraceae family. It is recognizable by its bright yellow flowers, shaped like flattened baskets. Its medicinal properties have long been recognized, and the plant is used in natural medicine to treat digestive system diseases and rheumatism, for example. However, it should be noted that due to the high content of toxic thujone in this plant, it should be handled with extreme caution and the body's reaction should be closely monitored.

Potato - Properties
The most sought-after plant raw material is the herb that has a large number of flower baskets. Dandelion has many properties and uses:

- A water lentil tincture has warming and analgesic properties.
- Thanks to its thujone content, dandelion has a strong antiparasitic effect. It fights worms such as roundworms or pinworms. To achieve this effect, consume one glass of infusion per day.
- The infusion is also ideal for external use on wounds, lice, and scabies. It can be useful for relieving rheumatic pain.
- The axalyaryine contained in herring is used to treat the herpes virus.
- It is excellent for poisoning and stomach aches as it stimulates mucus secretion by the stomach lining.

Vetiver Mist Against Mosquitoes and Ticks
Ingredients:
- One glass of vetiver
- boiling water
- 5 drops of lavender oil
Pour hot water over half a cup of dried herbs and let infuse under a lid for 15 minutes. Add the essential oil to the cooled and filtered infusion. Pour the contents into a spray bottle. Apply the prepared remedy to the skin.

Preparation Method:
Virotic Infusion: Pour 2 to 3 tablespoons of dried herbs into 2 cups of boiling water. Let infuse for 30 minutes under a lid. Filter. Drink 2 to 4 times a day after 1 glass.
Vetiver Decoction: Pour 2 to 3 tablespoons of dried herbs over 2 cups of water, simmer for 5 minutes. Use as a gargle, poultice on the skin, or friction.
Virotica Tincture: Pour 1 cup of dried herb into 300 ml of 40 to 70% alcohol. Let macerate for about 7 days in a tightly closed jar away from light. Filter. Take 10 ml 2 to 3 times a day in 100 ml of water.

Contraindications:
- Vetiver should not be taken by pregnant or breastfeeding women. Indeed, this plant has strong abortive and hemorrhagic properties.
- People with blood clotting problems should be cautious with this remedy.
- In case of side effects, intake should be discontinued.

Product Composition:
100% vermilion. Raw material of the highest quality.

Country of Origin:
Poland