Herbal tea can be an effective remedy for certain ailments. If the right healing teas are used, many ailments can be alleviated or even cured.

 

Healing teas should only be used for the duration of the symptoms, as they can irritate the stomach if used for a longer period of time. It should also be noted that herbal teas should only be used as a support for serious illnesses and should not replace a visit to the doctor.

Herbal teas for health problems

Sore throat: camomile, sage

Mouth and throat infection: burnet, marshmallow, bloodroot

Conjunctivitis, eye injuries: Eyebright

Hay fever: eyebright, pansy, shepherd's purse, yarrow, oak bark, bloodroot

Painkillers for headaches and toothache: willow leaves, willow bark, meadowsweet, birch, lemon balm

Liver damage, hepatitis: dandelion root, dandelion herb, milk thistle

Gall bladder complaints: Ground ivy

High cholesterol: turmeric (turmeric)

Loss of appetite: benedictus, wormwood, peppermint, caraway

Nervousness, insomnia, nervous stomach: valerian

Rheumatism and arthrosis: birch

Type 2 diabetes and arteriosclerosis: hawthorn, centaury, bilberry leaves, blackberry leaves, sage, nettle, pansies, rosemary, juniper berries

Cold: Elderflower

Constipation, flatulence and bloating: fennel, caraway, senna leaves, peppermint

Complaints during the menopause: Sweet clover, lemon balm, lady's mantle

Menstrual cramps: St John's wort