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Benefits of nettles
You know the drill. It is summer, you are unclothed rather than clothed because of the heat, and you are out for a cheerful walk. And suddenly - ouch, nettles! Unfortunately for the plant, the stinging defence mechanism never did her much good in the face of the experienced granny rooter.
Stinging nettles often arouse conflicting feelings. On the one hand, its health benefits are well-known, but its weed-like sprawl does not add much to its popularity. Simply pulling it out will not get rid of it completely, and it will only burn you unpleasantly. It is due to the stinging fibres on the leaves, which react quickly in contact with the skin of humans and animals. They are filled with substances that cause irritation, burning and pimples.
Nettle is a perennial herb with a single inflorescence. It grows throughout Europe and has made its way to South America. It does not choose its habitat very well, so it can be found in the garden, bushes or around paths. So be careful when buying nettle products and always ask about their origin.
This plant is traditionally used in domestic farming to feed young due to its immense nutritional and vitamin richness. And humans have not resisted. Nettles are used to make salad, put in stuffing or replace spinach leaves. The dried herb is then used to make a tasty, sweet pickle. However, pregnant women should avoid using it.
Approved health effects:
- Normal condition of bones, hair and nails
- Normal functioning of the vascular system
- Nervous and mental balance
- Excretion of water from the body
- Normal functioning of the cardiovascular system
- Normal kidney function
- Vitality
- Natural defences - immune system
- Normal prostate function
- Normal respiratory system function
