Common agrimony,Agrimonia: Eupatorium, Phonohorto, white grass (agrimonia eupatoria). ID: 50-41

It took its name from Dioscorides who named the agrimonium, eupatorium, to honor the king of Pontus Mithridates Eupator because of the great knowledge he had about the healing herb. According to a papyrus that has been found we find it used in eye patients 26 centuries ago in Egypt.

Infusion: To improve digestion, strengthen the digestive system, in case of food intolerance, to treat diarrhea in children, for breastfeeding mothers to relax the baby.

Tincture: For cystitis, urinary tract infection and incontinence.

Lotion: Topically for cuts, cuts, sores, liquid eczema and venous ulcers.

Gargle: For hoarseness, sore throat and laryngitis.

Properties : Arthritis, rheumatism also diuretic for kidney stones and colic attacks. decongestant in inflammations Such as tonsillitis laryngitis. Antidiabetic. Antiemetic. Stimulant. Helps in indigestion dysentery diarrhea. It is also astringent and helps to heal wounds.

Active ingredients : tannins, coumarins, volatile oil, flavonoids, trace elements (silicon), vitamins B and K.

How to use: Infusion, decoction, soaking, gargling and patches, poultice.