Dried chamomile flowers herb 50gr. Marticaria chamomilla

Chamomile is anti-inflammatory, diaphoretic, sedative, hemostatic, and pain reliever. It relieves spasm, accelerates the regeneration of the epithelium, stops the processes of decay and fermentation in the intestines, stimulates digestion, and has disinfecting properties. Due to the content of chamazulene, it belongs to antiallergic drugs. Chamomile glycosides relax smooth muscles and exhibit an atropine-like effect. The antiviral properties of chamomile help with colds: accelerate recovery, reduce symptoms and relieve inflammation of the mucous membrane. Chamomile is used for gargling in case of sore throat, laryngitis, tonsillitis and inflammation of the oral cavity. In chronic bronchopulmonary diseases and bronchial asthma, inhalations with chamomile are prescribed. For gastritis, colitis and inflammatory diseases of the gastrointestinal tract, diseases of the liver, kidneys, gallbladder, biliary, urinary tract, chamomile flowers serve as a mild anti-inflammatory, emollient and enveloping agent. They ease pain and relieve spasms. With paraproctitis, hemorrhoids, colitis, proctitis and flatulence with the infusion of chamomile flowers, they make medicinal enemas. For gynecological diseases, cystitis, urethritis, prostatitis, chamomile flowers are used for washing and douching. The anti-inflammatory properties of chamomile will help with conjunctivitis, barley and redness. To do this, wash the eyes with chamomile. With inflammation of the joints and exacerbation of gout, take baths or apply compresses to the affected areas. Chamomile infusion or tea serves as a sedative for hysteria, epilepsy, chorea, neuralgia. For the same purpose, chamomile flowers are used for bathing newborns so that the child sleeps better. The same baths will help with children's diathesis.