Nettle Leaves

Nettle is a perennial plant that has been used many times for medicinal purposes. It belongs to the cnididae family and in medieval times it was widely used as a diuretic as well as to treat arthrosis. Today, in addition to its medicinal properties, it is used in cooking along with other greens in salads, pies and herbal soups. As a green leafy vegetable it is highly nutritious and a rich source of vitamin A, C and trace elements such as calcium, copper, potassium, silicon and iron.

Properties:

• It contributes to the reduction of symptoms caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia, such as frequent urination, incomplete urination and pain.
• It helps prevent prostate cancer cells from spreading and multiplying.
• Cleanses uric acid from the body.
• It helps reduce the swelling of hemorrhoids.
• It is used as a diuretic and can be used to treat inflammatory conditions and bladder infections, exerting an antiviral and antibacterial effect. In addition, many studies show that it protects against urolithiasis.
• It is beneficial in arthropathies, such as osteoarthritis. The benefit is found in the reduction of pain due to its anti-inflammatory effect and inhibition of the action of certain cytokines.
• Thanks to the anti-inflammatory and antihistamine properties of nettle, it can be used to relieve symptoms and treat eczema.
• It affects glycemic regulation.
• Lowers blood pressure.
• It helps to treat allergic rhinitis and allergies, thanks to its antihistamine effect.
• It is very beneficial for those women who have excessive menstruation.
• It can help normalize periods and blood flow and relieve menopausal symptoms.
• It helps stimulate the production of breast milk and is generally considered safe to use immediately after delivery.
• Externally, washing with nettle infusion revitalizes the hair, helps it grow faster and gain more volume and strength.

How to use: Put 1 teaspoon in a mug of hot water for 6-8 minutes. Strain and add, if desired, sugar, honey or any sweetener of your choice.

Caution! Not to be consumed by women with uterine adenomas.