Mistletoe herb benefits

Mistletoe, The Ancient Holiday Healer | Medicine Hunter | As a traditional medicine, use of mistletoe dates back to the Druids, who were an intellectual class of Celts during the Iron Age.

Photo about Viscum album (European Mistletoe; Common Mistletoe) bunch up, with berries; isolated on white background. Image of holidays, isolated, kissing - 17430681

Mistletoe is a well-tried remedy: Hippocrates and Hildegard von Bingen already used mistletoe as a medicine. Here you can find out how to use the tea, what effects it has and what you have to bear in mind when preparing it!

Mistletoe is used for more than just "kissing", it has many benefits for you as well. #mistletoe #herbalism #herbs #holistichealth

Peppermint is an herb in the mint family that is a cross between water mint and spearmint. It is native to Europe and Asia. The peppermint plant has light purple flowers and luscious, aromatic green leaves. It is known for its strong, sweet scent, as well as its 'cool' aftertaste. This aromatic, fast spreading plant has been used for its healing properties throughout history. Use of this plant dates back to ancient Egypt when it was commonly used for indigestion. Ancient Greeks and Romans…

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Magical herb Mistletoe

The healing properties of the Medicinal Mistletoe - The familiar, white-berried token of the winter holiday season, mistletoe, is a parasitic plant that grows on the branches of several species of trees.

A new infographic, created by Fairmont, has broken down the numerous health benefits that some of the most popularly-used herbs have, as well as the best ways to store them and other interesting facts.