Lavender- lavandula

purple flowers are sparsely arranged on spikes at the tips of long bare stalks and
produce small nutlet fruits. The fragrance of the plant is caused by shining oil glands imbedded among tiny star-shaped trichomes (plant hairs) that cover the flowers, leaves, and stem.In ancient Greece, Theophrastus referred to the healing qualities of lavender’s aroma. Dioscorides in
his famous work “De Materia Medica” reports that levender’s consumption helps relieve
indigestion, headaches and irritation of the throat. At the same time Dioscorides considered it
suitable (external use) for treating wounds and skin diseases.

Description

In ancient Greece, Theophrastus referred to the healing qualities of lavender’s aroma. Dioscorides in his famous work “De Materia
Medica” reports that levender’s consumption helps relieve indigestion, headaches and irritation of the throat. At the same time Dioscorides considered it suitable (external use) for treating wounds and skin diseases.

Lavender essential oil is used to treat burns, to reduce stress, soothe muscular pains, cure infections and harmonize senses. It can also be used for insomnia, for skin care, in cuts and wounds, for headache, sadness, ulcer, acne, dermatitis and inflammation. It also helps stop bleeding and relieves itching from insect bites.

It can be used also for flaxseed, alasi, linseed, flax hull, laxative, softening properties, digestive
system, urinary system, mental function, lupus erythematosus, psoriasis, heart, cholesterol, immune system, asthma, menstruation pain, menopausal
symptoms, irritable bowel, rheumatoid arthritis, high pressure, bronchitis, pneumonia, bile stones, gastritis, throat,
worms, intestinal parasites, neuropathy, depression, acne, herpes

 

Additional information

Weight 0.1 kg