Common rue, Αbyssal, aphrodisiac, Explicit, weighty, iron grass pegani, pegani, chin (ruta graveolens). ID: 65-41

According to Athenian reports, Clearchus, tyrant of Heraklion of Pontus, called their officers to the palaces, gave them poison to drink and had fun seeing them imagining. poisonings. In this way he pretended to be poisoned during his presence and yours as their lives. Hippocrates also recommended it and it was the main ingredient of the famous antidote to Mithridates' poison.

Properties: Acts against amoebae and other intestinal parasites. Cleans wounds and ulcers as a poultice. Soothes the pain of rheumatism, atherosclerotic varicose veins and varicose veins.

How to use: infusion.