Louisa, lemongrass, aloe vera or clover, lemon verbena, (lippia citriodora) (aloysia triphylla). ID: 113-41

A plant native to the rocky regions of Chile and Argentina.

Today, it is cultivated all over the world as an ornamental and aromatic garden plant, but it is also used in perfumery. It has a strong lemon flavor and is traditionally considered to soothe and offer well-being.

Tea made from the leaves of this herb is known to be effective in weight loss. It contains only 2 calories and helps reduce the desire to eat.

Helps maintain muscle, it is a property that you will not find in many herbs. It can act as a supplement after exercise.

It is effective in treating numerous inflammatory conditions and can help reduce arthritis pain.

Reduces oxidative stress in the body and therefore free radicals, resulting in shielding the immune system.

Contributes to the process of digestion and prevents the occurrence of spasms and bloating in the stomach due to its antispasmodic properties. It has a direct effect on hormone levels in the body and therefore prevents the occurrence of stress.

Specifically, the tea made from the leaves of louiza is effective in relieving chronic stress problems.

Helps stimulate sweat, thus helping to reduce body temperature.

Another beneficial feature of louiza is its expectorant properties. Consumption of lougas tea can relax the congestion in the airways and help eliminate phlegm in the system.

Essential oil has antiseptic properties, which help cleanse the skin and treat acne.

Many consider it to have a soothing effect on eczema flares.

Due to its antioxidant properties, lubricating oil fights free radicals, helping to reduce wrinkles and other signs of skin aging.

By acting anxiolytically, burning essential oil has aromatherapy benefits that can help you absorb and retain new information, especially during exam periods and deadlines.

Louisa essential oil protects against muscle damage and is therefore used in sports massage, promoting healing of tired connective tissues, reducing lactic acid accumulation and toning muscles.

Essential oil contains antibacterial and antimicrobial properties that make it an effective insecticide, ideal for disinfecting both the body and the environment. Many commercial cleaning products use louiza not only for its pleasant aroma but because it kills bacteria and viruses, keeping a house clean and freshly scented.

Infusion : Lipolytic, After meals to combat flatulence or before bedtime for insomnia, improves liver function, can be used for fever in children.

Bath : For stress and tension. Massage oil: In case of abdominal pain, indigestion, anxiety, insomnia and other stress-related conditions.

Action : Sedative, anti-flatulence, antispasmodic, antipyretic, liver and gallbladder enhancer, Strong fat dissolver.

Basic Ingredients : volatile oils (citroneol, neral, geranium.

How to use : Infusion, bath and massage oil.