Chamomile , flower of Agios Georgios, camel, (matricaria camomila). ID: 154-41

The ancients used it as an antipyretic and intermittent fevers, Dioscorides considered it emmenagogue and Hippocrates recommended it for hysteria and leukorrhea.

It is recommended for almost any organic disorder, although its most important ability is to relax people charged with say emotional problems.

Its action is instead spasmodic, and spasm is the result of a tension, physical or spiritual. Numerous experiments in Germany, France and Britain have shown that chamomile has the ability to cure skin inflammations, eczema, rashes, cystitis, chronic gastritis and other diseases.

Causes intense sweating

which helps to remove toxins and factors that cause infections while cooling the body and providing effective relief from fever.

Prevents infections

It has antiseptic and antibiotic properties that do not allow biotic infections to develop, which are caused by bacteria and fungi. It also eliminates pre-existing infections. These are also good anti-inflammatory agents, which kill all kinds of intestinal worms. Applied to hair, it kills lice and mites, keeping hair and scalp free of infections and damage.

Relieves depression

Its action has been found to be very effective in combating depression. Eliminate feelings of sadness, depression, frustration and sluggishness by causing a kind of happy or charged emotion. Even the smell can help a lot in dealing with depression and in a good mood.

Reduces anger

Chamomile is effective in calming discomfort, anger and irritation, especially in young children and adults.

Effective in treating inflammation, especially when in the digestive or urinary tract.

Reduces blood pressure and also reduces swelling of blood vessels.

Improves digestion

Being stomach, it stimulates the stomach and ensures its proper functioning.

It also promotes the secretion of digestive juices in the stomach and facilitates digestion.

Being hepatic, it ensures good health of the liver and the proper flow of bile from it.

Also considered cholagogue, which means that it increases the secretion of hydrochloric acid, bile and enzymes in the stomach, thus promoting digestion.

Treats the symptoms of rheumatism

Treats circulatory system disorders, stimulates circulation and detoxifies the blood from toxins such as uric acid.

Thus it helps in the treatment of diseases such as rheumatism and arthritis, which are caused due to improper circulation and accumulation of uric acid. These abilities characterize it as a good anti-inflammatory, factors that reduce swelling and edema.

Skin care

It is very popular in the world of cosmetics, as it reduces scars, scars and spots on the skin and face.

It also protects wounds, cuts and bruises from getting infected.

Relieves pain

It has analgesic properties, which effectively reduce muscle and joint pain.

It also reduces the severity of headaches, toothaches and bone pain.

It is also very effective in relieving severe neuralgic pain by constricting the blood vessels that surround the ninth cranial nerve and relieving stress.

Removes excess gas

It is very good at expelling gas from the intestines and stomach, while at the same time reducing the extra formation of gas.

This also helps to relax the body and lower blood pressure.

What is even more important is that the effect of the oil also eliminates serious risks such as trapping gas in the pipeline, which can even be fatal.

Strengthens the nervous system

Soothes almost all nervous disorders or hyper-reactions that lead to convulsions, nervousness and loss of control in the extremities.

Keeps the nerves and nervous system in good health and functioning properly.

Tones the body

It is tonic in nature, which means that it stimulates the skin, muscles and internal organs.

Chamomile essential oil helps relieve stress.

As a diuretic, they cleanse the urinary system and kidneys by stimulating increased urination.

In addition, they detoxify a and even increase strength.

They can help cure

viral infections such as mumps or measles and can also be used in mouthwashes to relieve bad breath and eliminate oral infections.

Chamomile oil is a vasodilator, so it lowers blood pressure by relaxing the contraction of blood vessels, thus protecting heart health and reducing the chances of developing conditions such as atherosclerosis.

Properties : antispasmodic, nerve sedative (migraines, neuralgia, dizziness, insomnia, nerves, hysteria, chanting frenzy). Healing (burns, pimples, lichens, eczema).

Soothing, analgesic, analgesic, anti-inflammatory (in painful teething of children, menopausal disorder, cystitis, rheumatic pains, cough, trigeminal neuralgia).

Instead of allergic (rash, itching). Appetizer, stimulant. Digestive, antifungal (drumming) and

antidiarrheal. Relieves inflamed hemorrhoids, cramps and ear pain, antipyretic for colds,

cholagogue (Swelling of the liver and spleen).

Bactericidal, in mouth sores (with gargling), skin problems (with compresses).

Homeopathic medicine uses chamomile in hypersensitive individuals from drug and coffee abuse, in nervous children, in newborns and infants, in pain and diarrhea.

With external use the essential oil stimulates the diseased hair, while the decoction relieves toothache, eye pains, soothes the nerves of adults and calms babies, blondes the hair (with Frequent shampooing).

Active ingredients : hamazulin, bisabolol, farmezin, anthemidine, apigenin, choline, inositol, taraxasterol, phytosterol, silicon, quercitrin, calcium, magnesium and potassium salts.

How to use : Infusion, Decoction, bath, poultice, washes.