Chamomile Flower
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Chamomile Flower is a mild relaxant useful for nervousness, stress and anxiety.
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As an antispasmodic, chamomile is used for cramps of all types. As a diaphoretic, it promotes perspiration, a time honored method of "sweating it out."
A cup of tea with chamomile in it is a time-honored remedy for inducing sleep as well as an aid to many other nervous conditions. The tea has anti-inflammatory properties, good for rheumatism, arthritis, and other painful swellings. It is also an antispasmodic for intestinal and menstrual cramps, relieves gas pains, acts as a very mild but efficient laxative, and loosens tight muscles.
Milder tea in large doses is given throughout the day for fevers, sore throats, the aches and pains due to colds, flu, and allergies. It is nervine and sedative especially suited to teething children and those who have been in a highly emotional state over a long period of time.
The Soothing Uses of Chamomile
Roman Chamomile -- Chamomile, Roman Pure Essential Oil (Chamaemelum nobile, steam-distilled) has traditionally been used for its refreshing yet calming and soothing properties.- Chamomile Liquid Soap -- The only soap-in-a-bottle that brings you the beautifying moisture of Mother Nature's favorite soothing herbs -- Chamomile and Comfrey and the vitamin qualities of natural Wheat Germ Oil, Lecithin and Panthenol (B5). There is no other liquid soap like it!
Chamomile Body Wash -- Relaxing herbs of Chamomile and Comfrey, rich natural oils of Sunflower, Avocado and Vitamin E are concentrated into a formula of unequaled quality.- Chamomile Satin Shower Body Wash -- Soothing Certified Organic Aloe Vera Gel, relaxing herbs of Chamomile, rich natural oils of Sunflower, Avocado and Vitamin E are concentrated into a formula of unequaled quality.
Relaxing Tea
To 1 cup boiling water add 2 teaspoons dried flowers. Steep covered for 10 minutes.
The flowers are often made into a salve for use on hemorrhoids and wounds. Applied externally, chamomile acts as a wash or compress for skin inflammations, sunburn and burns. Added to your bath, chamomile relaxes tired, achy muscles and feet, and softens the skin.
See also:
Healthy Tea Recipes
Green Tea
Herbal Teas: Their Benefits
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Chamomile is edible and medicinal. The flowers are edible and quite tasty in salads or made into a refreshing cold or warm beverage. Chamomile Flower is frequently used for an anti-inflammatory, an antispasmodic and digestive complaints, particularly gas. This gentle herb is basically good for all constitutional types.