Licorice, licorice or booty, (, glycyrrhiza grabra). ID: 83-41

The Romans used it in preparations for asthma and cough. Its cultivation spread to northern Europe in the 15th century. A relative of the Asian species is known as the grandfather of herbs and is widely used in Chinese medicine.

Tincture : For gastritis, gastric ulcers, oral hyperactivity, also in cough syrup.

Distillate : To strengthen the adrenal glands especially after steroid treatment they were a digestive stimulant.

Decoction : To reduce stomach acids and soothe inflammation and ulcers, also before going to bed at night for mild constipation.

Syrup : With honey for coughs, for respiratory problems such as bronchitis, asthma and infections.

Lotion : For skin inflammations and rashes.

Basic Ingredients : Saponites, glycyrrhizin, estrogens, Coumarins, flavonoids, Sterols, asparagine.

How to use : Tincture, decoction, liquid distillate, lotion, syrup.