Chinese tea is extremely healthy drink, there are many varieties of it.
Properties of anise lofant
Chinese tea can be a worthy competitor to another plant - anise lofant. The medicinal properties of anise lofant have not been sufficiently studied by our medicine. However, the experience of its daily use as a tea drink, as well as reviews from herbalists, healers, ordinary workers, summer residents, and beekeepers, allows us to recommend it for mass use as a general restorative, health-improving, soothing herbal tea drink that is useful for any person.
To brew this tea drink, from May to October, young shoots and leaves of lofant are taken from the bush (in autumn and winter, and also when there is no lofant crop nearby, dried leaves, grates, shoots and inflorescences are used). Lofant grass must be dried in the shade, stored in a well-ventilated area, without foreign odors, relative humidity air should not exceed 70%. It is possible to grow lofant at home.
In order for the human body to get used to lofant, it is added to taste along with green, less often with black tea as a dietary supplement in a 1:1 ratio; subsequently, the proportion of lofant can be increased.
Because children are more sensitive to medicinal herbs, the dosage of tea drinks for them is determined by the rules of Clark, Cowling, Young, i.e. as 0.5, 0.3, 0.2 from 1.0 adult dose. The most important ingredient of anise lofant is an essential oil, consisting of 17 components, the main one of which is methyl chavicol, which makes up about 65% of the total mass of essential oil. Vegetable oil lofanta from seeds has not yet been studied by us, but it may also be of great interest as a medicinal product.
Application of lofant
Lofant preparations (infusions, steams, herbal decoctions, powders, ointments, use of stems in baths) are promising not only as active biological additives, but also as a new prophylactic for normalization metabolic processes human, strengthening his immune and nervous systems, improving the function of the respiratory system, streamlining gastrointestinal tract. It can be used for coughs, bronchitis, pneumonia, gastritis, colitis, hepatitis, skin diseases and even in the treatment of cancerous organ lesions and in the treatment of . This information from Academician A.F. Sinyakova regarding the White and Violet varieties is extremely important. Thus, the lofant is completely unique plant, for which it was called northern ginseng.
A strong infusion of lofant, its leaves refresh and disinfect the skin of the face.
But, undoubtedly, lofant produces the most beneficial overall unified effect when used as a tea drink.
The Encyclopedia of Herbal Teas contains more than 1,200 recipes for various teas, and herbalists’ recommendations for choosing a drink that is “in tune” with the soul and healing for your body include aniseed lofant and white claspberry among 109 medicinal plants, here is an example of modeling and algorithms for choosing “your” (i.e., the most acceptable to a person) medicinal tea.
The number of recipes for using lofant is impressive - we will dwell in more detail on just a few of them.
The tea is fragrant.
Mix 5 parts of Georgian tea and 1 part (or more) lofant, herbs and brew.
Tea for the treatment of hypertension.
IN equal parts- hawthorn (flowers); motherwort (grass); crushed cudweed (herb); mistletoe (leaves); lofant (grass).
Brew 4 tablespoons of the crushed mixture in 1 liter of boiling water, leave for 8-12 hours, strain. Drink in equal portions three times a day an hour after meals.
The tea is aromatic, bactericidal, anti-cholesterol.
In equal parts green tea Mix and brew lofant - a strong, invigorating, perfectly thirst-quenching drink. Usually drunk without added sugar. The tea contains a set of vitamins: vitamin A (carotene), which strengthens vision; vitamin B1, responsible for normal functioning nervous system; vitamin B2, which gives elasticity and healthy color to the skin; vitamin P, which strengthens the walls of blood vessels. In combination with lofant, tea supports the immune system and improves the condition cardiovascular system, increases blood clotting, removes cholesterol. Has bactericidal properties. Sometimes sugar, lemon, mint are added to tea, but honey is better.
Greetings, dear friends. Today I want to tell you about one miracle remedy, and this is how many doctors, herbalists and healers position it. We will talk about such a herb as anise lofant - beneficial properties and contraindications.
Introduction to the plant
The first thing that caught my eye was that the anise lofant plant is rich in substances such as:
- Essential oils
- Tannins, which are present in the leaves, roots and fruits of the plant
vitamins of group P are rutin and C are an antioxidant. - Antibiotics
- Alkoloids.
The lofant herb is often called “northern ginseng”, as it is considered a powerful biostimulant. Lofant anise helps the body in as soon as possible recover after childbirth, surgery, and also relieves symptoms of chronic fatigue. It is also used for cosmetic, decorative and culinary purposes. I will write about this further and in detail.
I am sure that many of my readers live in a city where the environment leaves much to be desired. Isn't it? If this is the case, then lofant may also be useful for you. It turns out that it is an excellent remedy that protects the body from adverse environmental factors.
What it looks like and its varieties
This plant has jagged, oval-shaped leaves, and its flowers resemble spikelets. It reaches a height of 1.5 meters, and the color is purple, white and sometimes blue. Leaves and stems are collected twice a year, late spring and early autumn. It has 5 varieties:
- Dandy
- Snowball
- Summer resident
- Premier
- Astrakhansky 100.
Why and for what is it used in medicine?
Anise lofant is used in many herbal medicines. It is widely used in medicine:
- If you often suffer from headaches.
- If you have diseases such as atherosclerosis and hypertension.
- If a doctor diagnoses vegetative-vascular dystonia.
- If gastritis is diagnosed or suspected.
- At elevated level cholesterol in the blood.
- For liver problems.
- If every season you suffer from acute respiratory viral infections and acute respiratory infections.
- For injuries, burns and wounds.
- If your metabolism is disturbed.
- To enhance lactation in nursing mothers.
- It is added to inhalations for tonsillitis and sore throats.
Due to 80% methyl chavicol, which is included in its composition, it has bactericidal properties. It is also useful for men in intimate matters. Helps in the treatment of prostatitis and increasing impotence. A miracle remedy that directly helps men, women and children!
Lofant decoctions
The most popular decoction and at the same time very simple one that I found looks like this: Take a tablespoon of finely chopped lofant stems, it makes no difference whether they are dry or fresh, pour a glass of boiling water, and leave for two hours in a thermos, thereby letting it brew and brew. You should drink the prepared decoction strained, three times a day before meals, half a glass.
Herbalists promise that this decoction will help if:
- If you have problems sleeping.
- For nervous conditions or if there are diseases of the nervous system.
- Intestinal atony
- For problems with the bile ducts and gallbladder, namely with congestion.
If you make a stronger decoction, do not take it internally, but use it externally to treat fungi and skin diseases. For children, you can pour the same broth into a bathtub of water and give your baby a bath. Such bathing will help in the treatment of diathesis, will calm your child and he will be calmer, and will also disinfect and tone the child’s skin.
I think everyone knows this, but I’ll say it anyway. Before the first bath, be sure to check if the child has an allergic reaction; newborns are more susceptible to this than adults.
There are contraindications!
Do you, dear readers, belong to the category of people who read instructions? You definitely need to read it and take this issue more seriously.
Although anise lofant has many medicinal properties, it also has contraindications. Before starting treatment with medications containing this plant, talk to your doctor. It will be unpleasant if you are allergic to it or something else. worse than the disease conditions in which it cannot be used! If permission is received, then go ahead with treatment with a clear conscience.
- If there is a suspicion of cancer.
- People prone to hypertension or thrombophlebitis.
- During pregnancy.
- If you have ever had an epileptic seizure.
- If you have an individual intolerance to this product.
Cosmetic use
This section is more for the weaker sex. I found a couple of recipes that are easy and at the same time with good reviews.
Here is the first skin gel recipe. You will need 100 grams of young lofant leaves, 5-6 tsp olive oil(can be replaced with apricot). Grind the leaves well and mix with oil, stir until smooth. It is better to store it in refrigeration chamber, and apply a thin layer to the skin with affected areas. If you add 50 g of salt and 50 ml to this mixture fir oil, then you can cure corns.
Recipe for a cleansing mask for blackheads and acne. For this recipe you will need 2-3 tablespoons of white clay or blue clay and a decoction of anise lofant. Mix these two ingredients until a paste forms. Apply the resulting mixture to problem areas skin or completely on the entire face and leave until completely dry.
The thicker the layer, the longer it will take to dry completely. Then wash your face warm water and wipe the skin simply with a decoction of lofant.
Tasty and smells good, or how it is used in cooking
In cooking it is positioned as universal. I'll explain why. It is used as a seasoning and at the same time, jam is made from it, used in pickles and preserves, and added to sweet baked goods. Something like this, you can add it to the first course, the second and even compote. By the way, when making jam and compotes, it is used to reveal the taste of the berries.
Conclusion
I hope, friends, that you liked the article and found it useful. It’s not in vain that I spent so much time studying and conveying to you what anise lofant is?
Best regards, Vladimir Manerov
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LOFANT – HEALTH HERBAnise lofant (Lophanthus anisatus Benth.) - perennial herbaceous plant 1 m high, family Lamiaceae.
Anise lofant and Tibetan lofant have exactly the same beneficial properties.
Lofant is one of the plants with a huge healing power, known since ancient times, is anise lofant. For its numerous healing properties it is called northern ginseng.
Lofant is known as a strong biostimulant. Therefore, tea with lofant and honey very well strengthens the seriously ill, as well as weakened, stunted children, and gives strength to the elderly
Men who eat lofant leaves have increased potency. In addition, the plant effectively promotes the treatment of prostatitis.
Herbalists claim that there is no such disease in which healing properties Lofant would retreat!
Tibetan lofant (Agastachys rugosa) is a relict, perennial, winter-hardy plant, semi-herbaceous shrub up to a meter high, tetrahedral stems, oval leaves with jagged edges, 7-10 cm long and 4-5 cm wide. Inflorescences are spike-shaped, white-yellow, long up to 20 cm or more with an anise smell.
This is one of the plants that has enormous healing power, curing many ailments. Lofant is used in folk medicine for atherosclerosis, hypertension, equalizes blood pressure, relieves dependence on the weather. Infusions and tinctures of the lofant herb are successfully used for inflammatory processes in the gastrointestinal tract, for diseases of the kidneys, liver and urinary tract, pancreas, for bronchitis, bronchial asthma, after a stroke, heart attack. They lower blood cholesterol levels. For hypertension, vegetative-vascular dystonia VSD, after a stroke or heart attack, there is no better healing lofant.
Lofant tincture
Recipe: 50 g of dry lofant flower (it will be more effective if you take 200 g of fresh), add 0.5 liters of good vodka (40 degrees) and leave in a dark place for 20 days, shaking daily. Strain and take 1 teaspoon 2 times a day 30 minutes before meals, and 2 teaspoons per 30 ml of water at night. The course of treatment is 30 days, then a week break and repeat the course 1-2 more times. This tincture reduces blood pressure, restores heart function, strengthens the immune system, and relieves trembling limbs and atherosclerosis. After a stroke or heart attack, it is useful to drink tea from the lofanta herb. Recipe: 1 tablespoon of dry lofant is poured into 0.5 liters of boiling water, leave for 30-40 minutes and drink 100-150 ml (preferably with honey) 3-4 times a day.
Infusion of Tibetan lofant
To improve the functioning of the gastrointestinal tract and increase immunity, an infusion of Tibetan lofant helps. It also activates the heart and strengthens the nervous system.
2 tbsp. flowers and dry leaves pour 2 tbsp. boiling water, leave for 40 minutes, strain and drink 0.5 tbsp. three times a day before meals, adding honey.
If you have a runny nose, periodically rinse your nose with warm infusion, sipping from the palm of your hand alternately through one or the other nostril.
Contraindications to the use of lofant
Lofant should not be used by cancer patients who have undergone surgery.
Lofant's medicinal raw materials are all aboveground part plants that are mowed during the period of mass flowering.
Healing tea made from finely ground herbs (you can use a coffee grinder or mortar) can be drunk constantly without harm: brew 1 teaspoon of the herb in a mug of boiling water, leave for 10 minutes. And drink warm, you can add milk if desired. But it's best with a teaspoon of honey spread on bread. Do not add sugar. In general, all herbal teas are drunk without added sugar.
There is a popular belief that lofant can replace ginseng. IN medicinal purposes in fresh and dry form, lofant is used for diseases of the nervous system, cardiovascular, gastrointestinal tract, liver and urinary tract, as well as for removing stones from the kidneys and liver, to increase and strengthen the immune system, i.e. increasing the body's defenses. Lofant is effective in the treatment of radiation sickness.
Changes in the condition of the body can be observed after 2-3 weeks.
No side effects of lofant on the human body have been identified. You can take it until complete recovery for several months.
Daily use of lofant with food gives good results in the treatment of weakened, developmentally delayed children, as well as elderly people. Dry, and green in summer, can be used for preventive purposes for gastritis, gastrointestinal disorders, hepatitis, urinary tract diseases, fatigue, headaches, pressure fluctuations and other disorders. Lofant greens are good as a seasoning for any dish.
Lofant is a good honey plant for bees; it is placed on a par with white acacia and linden. The advantage of lofant over other honey plants is that it blooms for a fairly long period: from July to September inclusive, until the first frost. Observations in apiaries have shown that up to 120 kg of honey can be collected from 1 hectare of lofant sowing.
Young shoots and leaves of anise lofant are used in vegetable and fruit salads, as a seasoning for meat and fish dishes, in the preparation of jams, compotes, soft drinks and wines. Powder from leaves and flowers is added to dough when baking cakes, cookies and other confectionery products.
Of particular interest are medicinal properties Lofanta anise. This crop has been cultivated in Russia quite recently, and therefore has not been sufficiently studied in its medicinal direction. But what is already known (herbal infusions and decoctions, powder, alcohol extracts, ointments, etc.) is quite enough to say that anise lofant is quite promising as a preventive and medicinal plant to normalize metabolism, strengthen the immune and nervous systems, improve respiratory function, for heartburn and gastrointestinal disorders. It can be used for coughs, bronchitis, pneumonia, gastritis and colitis, hepatitis and other liver diseases, skin diseases and for the prevention of cancer.
Baths with a decoction have a wonderful effect on infants: they become calm, sleep for a long time, they do not have allergic diathesis, and the skin is cleared of pustular lesions.
Powder from the seeds, made in a coffee grinder, can be used as a spice, adding to the dough when baking pancakes, baked goods, cookies, cakes, etc.
By washing our hair with a decoction of lofant, we thereby heal our hair and prevent it from falling out, and get rid of seborrhea.
For those who have a homestead: chickens, goats, cows, add lofant to the feed. The egg production of chickens and milk yield increases significantly. And the milk itself acquires a peculiar taste. Natural flavor.
The use of lofant in cosmetology
Lofant is often used in cosmetology. It helps strengthen, nourish and stimulate hair growth, smoothes wrinkles, heals, tones and rejuvenates the skin. Lofant is often included in professional shampoos, gels, tonics, masks, creams and many other cosmetic preparations. Of course, you can also prepare home remedies based on it. Here are some of them:
Lofant anise is a free pharmacy in the garden for every family!
For stomach colic. But there is amazing flowers, which the whole world plants and enjoys, but for us they are a real mystery. One of them is lofant, medicinal properties and its contraindications have been known to Tibetan monks for several hundred years.
Meet the lofant
If you ask a botanist what a lofant is, he will not immediately understand you. This name is unofficial, in reality it is called polygon, and in Latin it is called agastache. This unusual flower has more than 11 species, and each lofant is unique in its own way.
Most lofants are real giants and can grow up to one and a half meters. That is why they are so valued by gardeners - the fluffy, aromatic leaves not only create a luxurious mini-jungle near your home, but also spread a charming anise smell with notes of mint and caramel for meters around.
Lofant inflorescences are collected into original “sultana” candles, color palette which are extremely diverse. Cream, lilac, strict ash and delicate pink, blue and purple... Tibetan lofant looks very gentle - the photo shows romantic white flowers, and behind the scenes - a real treasure for your medicine cabinet.
Tibetan or anise?
Gardeners most value Mexican polygonum (for its flaming purple hue and delicate foliage) and mountain plant (for its unique mint aroma and unpretentiousness). Cooks and supporters healthy eating they prefer aniseed lofant, and adherents of traditional medicine prefer Tibetan.
Controversy surrounding different varieties agastache are carried out both among scientists and among gardeners. Most main question– anise and Tibetan lofant, differences and similarities, because these 2 types are the most popular. Outwardly, it is quite simple to distinguish these flowers: the Asian one blooms with noble white flowers, the spicy one with graceful purple flowers.
On the left is Tibetan lofant, on the right is aniseed lofant. The differences are obvious...
In folk medicine, it is the Tibetan “variant” of polygonum that is actively used, while the anise variety has a different specialization. It is good in cooking, as part of aromatic teas, as cosmetic product. Doctors recommend drinking tea from anise lofant when you have a cold - to diversify your diet of honey and raspberry jam. But it makes no sense to use it to treat serious illnesses.
Tibetan lofant in the Russian garden...
U Tibetan lofant many names. Officially, it is called wrinkled polygonum (but you can’t tell by its stylish white candle-like flowers!), and is popularly called Korean mint. This healing miracle comes from the Tibetan highlands and the Himalayas, but today inquisitive Russian gardeners are increasingly growing Asian mint in our domestic gardens.
If you are also planning to place an Asian guest on your property, growing Tibetan lofanthus will not be a big deal. It reproduces in all the ways familiar to us - dividing the bush, cuttings, layering, but the most reliable option- the old fashioned way, seedlings from seeds. Agastakha will calmly survive even the unpredictable Siberian winter with its frosts and thaws, and begins to bloom in mid-summer, in July.
But it blooms until the last, until the first September frosts. It is at this time that it is recommended to store seeds for next landings and medicinal inflorescences for your first aid kit. But lofant heals not only with inflorescences - for tinctures and medicinal teas, shoots with fragrant leaves are also needed. All upper part polygonum is one continuous natural healer.
...and in your home medicine cabinet
IN oriental medicine Korean mint is considered soft option- the legendary “root of life”. Tibetan lofant is a strong immunomodulator, but it acts smoothly and is famous for its cumulative effect. The result of its use does not appear immediately, but it lasts for a long, long time.
Many experts consider this feature to be the only disadvantage of lofant - the treatment lasts quite a long time. The standard course is 30 days, then you need to take a week’s break and repeat the herbal medicine again (or better yet, to consolidate the effect, twice).
But this small floral minus is more than made up for by the variety of medicinal properties of Polygonum rugosa. With regular use, Tibetan lofant will help:
- significantly strengthen and increase the body's defenses
- normalize high blood pressure and improve blood circulation;
- calm your nerves and get rid of insomnia (doctors recommend Korean mint for recovery after nervous breakdowns);
- improve digestion and speed up metabolism;
- cure fungal diseases skin (for external use);
- smooth out wrinkles, make the skin more elastic and strengthen the hair;
- strengthen male potency and increase the effectiveness of prostatitis treatment.
Tibetan lofant, whose beneficial properties and contraindications were so valued in ancient Chinese medicine, is also indispensable for modern residents of the metropolis. Herbalists advise sewing aromatic sachets with lofant leaves and flowers in the summer, and putting them in a pillow. This helps you relax, forget about the worries of the day, refresh your head, relieve a migraine attack, and most importantly, ensures deep and restful sleep.
How to use Tibetan lofant?
Korean mint can be used for medicinal purposes in different ways– the effectiveness of lofant is always the same. The main multi-spread recipes are infusions and baths.
Universal infusion of Tibetan lofant
Take 2 tablespoons of chopped greens and white lofant inflorescences (fresh are better, but dried are also suitable). Pour two glasses of boiling water, cover with a towel and leave for 2 hours. You can steam it in a thermos, then there is no need to wrap it up. Then strain and drink half a glass of the aromatic decoction three times a day, always before meals.
Lofant infusion for skin and hair
For two glasses of boiling water you need 4 large spoons of Tibetan agastache. Leave for 2 hours, use as you wish. You can freeze and wipe your face with Korean mint in the morning and before bed, or add the fragrant infusion to your bath. You can also use the lofant plant as a strengthening hair rinse.
And if wrinkled polygonum has already settled on your site, then it can also be used as tasty remedy to eliminate bleeding gums and strengthen teeth. The recipe is very simple - scald fresh lofant leaves with boiling water and chew them a couple of times a day for several minutes. For lovers of the spicy taste of anise and mint, this medicine is a real treat!
What is the famous anise lofant?
Lofant anise, whose medicinal properties are not so well known, has a more complex reputation than Tibetan. Online directories tend to downplay healing power fennel plant (this is its official name), which is why many people treat it rather dismissively. Especially in comparison with the miraculous Korean mint.
But such an attitude is completely unfair, because in their field few people can compare with anis lofant. God so wisely ordered, distributing between two colors different areas activities: Tibetan - treatment, anise - cooking and caring for face and body.
It is difficult to find the same in cooking all-purpose seasoning, like the fragrant lofant. This is a spice, and a delicacy for jam, and excellent honey plant. This plant was born in North America, and to this day honey from the spicy lofant remains one of the most unusual local desserts. What else can you make from anise lofant?
- Fruit and vegetable salads, exotic okroshka, vegetable sauces.
- Any fish dishes - baked, stewed and fried fish.
- Sweet pastries: cookies, pies, spiced bread for morning tea.
- Jam and sweet puddings.
- Compotes and herbal tea.
- Use as a seasoning for pickling cucumbers and tomatoes, and other homemade preparations.
Anise lofant is also indispensable in cosmetology. Useful properties and contraindications it is used for the treatment of skin diseases, and in tonic herbal face masks, and in hair care. And if you need to relax after a hard day, an aromatic anise-mint bath with lofant will help - a complete replacement for salon spa treatments.
Recipes with anise lofant
Summer herbal tea with anise lofant
We take equal parts of green tea, lofant leaves and. If desired, you can add lemon balm, and. Brew like regular green tea. This drink not only has a charming herbal taste, but also tones and gives inspiration - just what you need on a calm summer evening at your favorite dacha.
Face mask with anti-wrinkle lofant
This mask will help tighten your skin and even out your complexion. Take a tablespoon of good fat sour cream, liquid honey, cottage cheese and lofant greens (grind the last two ingredients in a blender or meat grinder). Keep it on your face for 15 minutes, rinse it off with a decoction of fennel fennel (prepare in the same way as a cosmetic decoction of Tibetan lofanthus).
Strengthening hair mask with lofant
This recipe is for those who grow anise lofant in your garden. You need to pick a sizeable handful of leaves and grind them in a blender. Squeeze out the fragrant juice through cheesecloth, rub into the hair roots and leave for 30-40 minutes. Then wash your hair as usual.
Experts about lofant
Researchers have long paid attention to the beneficial properties of polygonum: Tibetan lofant (like anise lofant) has been studied closely for a long time. And what’s interesting is that scientists have not found any special prohibitions on the use of these herbs!
The most ardent fans of lofant are, of course, gardeners. Many appreciate agastache for its beauty and richness of colors - on personal plot such a riot of color looks very advantageous. And the fresh and invigorating anise-mint aroma is another plus for this miracle flower.
Summer residents admit that even 20-30 minutes near the “bed” with a lofant is enough to feel how fatigue goes away and fresh strength appears. And if you reinforce this effect with a cup of lofant tea, then simple dacha will turn into a real summer resort!
Nature is not only beautiful. She is our friend, assistant, doctor. Many types of plants benefit people. Anise lofant is no exception. It can be seen not only in the wild, but also grown in own garden. Its height is approximately 1-1.5 m, it blooms in the form of a spike of lilac, white, yellow flowers. The plant is herbaceous and has many beneficial properties. In addition, anise lofant can decorate your beds or garden and give these places a special aroma.
Modern people often resort to the use of herbs, both in medicinal and other cases - cosmetology, decoration, and even housekeeping. Our grass is no exception. Its properties are used in various industries.
Where and how is anise lofant used?
Aniseed lofant is often used in medicine. This is very good remedy in the prevention and treatment of many diseases. Let's highlight specific situations:
- The plant improves and strengthens the human immune system, gives strength and relieves fatigue after a hard day at work.
- If you suffer from venous disease or constant swelling, try baths with these herbs. Not only will you notice a physical improvement in your legs. The decoction has a good bactericidal effect, so it can heal wounds, cracks and gives the skin a smooth, soft effect.
- An infusion of the plant is useful for cardiovascular diseases. It reduces blood pressure and improves performance cardiac muscle. This is a good remedy for headaches.
- Use in urology, gynecology. Lofant contains a substance that can cleanse the blood and remove waste, toxins and other harmful substances from the body. By taking baths or drinking a decoction of herbs, you will help remove kidney stones and ease the problem of urination. For inflammation female organs, improve your condition without resorting to medications and antibiotics.
- A good doctor and assistant lofant in the field of neurology. It is often used in the treatment of sclerosis, mental and mental disorders, depression and other diseases of the nervous system.
- Inflammatory processes respiratory tract. If you have bronchitis, asthma, viral disease, sore throat, sinusitis, otitis media and other problems - do not rush to the doctor. Try inhalations, baths, tea with anise lofant. This will not only help you overcome the disease, but also improve your mood, calm your nerves, and strengthen your immune system.
- Diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. Do you want to improve digestion and appetite, improve metabolism, and strengthen liver function? Then collect and dry the weed. It will be useful to you not only in case of illness.
- By drinking light herbal tea in your diet every day, you can overcome the process of hearing and vision deterioration
- Anise lofant is popularly called the “elixir of youth.” So, its components help stop the aging process of the body.
- The grass has bactericidal properties. Therefore, it is good to use it in case of skin diseases: lotions and baths for diathesis, dermatitis, fungal rashes. It is not only an antiseptic, but also a healing agent.
In cosmetology, these plants are used in different cases:
- They can replace shampoos or other anti-dandruff medications to strengthen hair roots and improve their structure. Herbal masks will add shine and lightness to your hair.
- Used for massages, as lofant releases essential oils pleasant aroma. Aromatherapy is known to calm and relax the body. By applying and rubbing lofant oil into the skin, you will get a stunning effect. The client will not only receive pleasure, but also improve their skin condition. This procedure will make it smooth and velvety.
- Of course, anise lofant is often a component in the creation of fragrant perfumes. Its smell attracts, beckons, bewitches and refreshes.
- Naturally, every woman wants to look young, fresh and beautiful. A mask that can be prepared based on our plant will help you with this. To do this, you don't need to spend money on financially, you can have everything at your fingertips. To prepare the mask you will need grated herbs, sour cream, honey, cottage cheese and lofant decoction. Simply apply the mixture to your face and body, rest for a few minutes, and your skin will become vibrant and youthful. You can use a decoction of the plant as a daily tonic. This way, you can get rid of unnecessary pimples, blackheads, and irritation. By wiping your face with the prepared liquid, you can easily, without extra costs refresh your skin and give it a particularly delicious aroma.
- If you have problems with dry hands or rough skin on your heels, don’t be afraid to try a decoction or cream based on lofant. Your palms will become soft and the skin of your feet will become soft.
Beekeeping and housekeeping. Anise lofant can also be very useful in other industries. If you are a very good owner, these herbs are simply necessary for you. By adding the plant to your bird's food, you can achieve desired result: More productivity and stamina. Chickens will begin to bring more eggs into the house, cows will increase their milk yield, and their milk will become much sweeter and more pleasant in smell. The aroma of Lafanta and the brightness of its flowers will attract bees, which will produce delicious honey.
Cooking is an industry where this plant is also used. Its seeds are used as seasonings when baking bread and cookies. It is also added to food to improve smell and appetite. The leaves of the plant are used in various types salads Of course, its properties not only add beauty and aroma to the prepared dish. This product contains a bunch of vitamins that are necessary for the good functioning of the body. A very popular lofanta spice in oriental cuisine. These are countries where not a single cook or housewife can work without spices. The flowers and leaves of the plant can also be added to alcoholic drinks - wines, tinctures, vodka. They will give pleasant smell and aftertaste.
Advantages of lofant anisogo
- good medicine;
- excellent natural remedy, body care;
- assistant in housekeeping and cooking;
- does not require special attention and care;
- easy to grow, blooms until the coldest weather;
- will create beauty and pleasant aroma in your garden.
Possible harm
- possible allergic reaction organism during flowering.
- reaction as to a new product: rash, nausea, dizziness. It happens in rare cases, depending on the individuality of the organism.
- strong aroma may also affect dizziness.
- overdose or incorrect use of portions of decoctions, masks, tea can negatively affect your overall condition. Therefore, you need to be very careful and careful about how to use the plant.
Having anise lofant in your garden, garden, flower bed or medicine cabinet is everyone’s business. But the fact that it is useful, pleasant, beautiful and not harmful plant- this is a fact. Try the quality of the product for yourself - and you will gain youth, beauty, energy and health. It’s so simple to enjoy the beauty and aromas of your garden, and get not only pleasure from it, but also benefit.