Yarrow herbal tea 25g - 25g

_Achillea millefolium_ It is also called Achille millefeuille, yarrow grass, turkey grass (because it was used to feed these animals), grass at the cut, grass at the bleeding, grass at the valet, grass at the carpenter, coachman grass, military grass, venus eyebrow, stifle The term "millefeuille", which is added to yarrow, makes reference to the leaves of the plant which are finely divided and thus give the impression that there are a thousand where there are none actually only has one. It is extremely widespread and grows wild in all temperate regions of the world. She seems to be the most common weed without being really harmful. From the month from June, tall stems are formed, which can reach 60-80 cm. They will bear white flowers with yellow hearts or pink. The flowers are used in infusion to relieve the disorders menstrual cycles and menopausal disorders, as well as for relieve colds and flu DIRECTIONS * Makes menstruation easier * Helps stop bleeding * Relieves inflammation and congestion * General purifying * Decongestant MANUAL In infusion: two pinches of plants for 1 litre, in a pot of cold water, boil and turn off under the pot in the first broth, leave to infuse for 5 minutes, covered WARNINGS No known toxicity if directions are followed correctly ANECDOTES Yarrow takes its name from Achilles, who, according to mythology Greek, would have discovered and used the plant to cure the wounds of his soldiers during the Trojan War. Furthermore, According to widely held popular European beliefs, used yarrow to have sweet dreams, to avoid bad luck and even to declare his love.