Dried lavender flowers for incense, cosmetology, cooking Lavandula angustifolia Mill., 50 gr

BUSTAN BUDUR Lavender officinalis belongs to the genus of perennial aromatic plants of the Lamiaceae family. In total, there are about thirty species of lavender in the genus, which grow in different parts of the world. The homeland of medicinal lavender is considered to be the Mediterranean, where this wild plant is found quite often. The medicinal properties of lavender have been known since ancient Rome. It was used as an antibacterial agent - it was added to the water for bathing and washing hands. Healing lavender has a pronounced smell and spicy taste, so it is often used in cooking and making drinks. Nowadays, lavender is quite common in Italian and French cuisines. It is added to meat and fish dishes - the delicate aroma of lavender improves appetite and promotes digestion. It was included in the compositions of spices and aromatic mixtures that served as a universal remedy for the treatment of headaches and colds. Lavender, which has unique healing properties, is still used as a medicine on a par with the latest modern drugs. However, in some cases, it is the use of lavender that gives more effective results. One of the most significant advantages of this tool is its natural component. The use of lavender in medicine is quite wide - the essential oil of the plant is included in various ointments and antiseptic preparations. The main component of the essential oil contained in the leaves, stems and flowers of the plant is linalool alcohol. It has a beneficial effect on the nervous and cardiovascular systems. In addition, lavender oil contains small amounts of geraniol and borneol. The use of dry lavender and lavender oil The use of lavender in folk medicine is no less popular than in traditional medicine - all parts of the plant are used to treat various diseases. Lavender promotes rapid healing of wounds, bruises and headaches are treated with it. Regular use of lavender helps to normalize blood pressure and relieve nervous tension, it relieves attacks of rheumatism and even helps in the treatment of viral diseases. There are many folk recipes that include lavender. Dry lavender is used to prepare teas and added to food. However, the most valuable product used in most folk remedies is the essential oil of the plant. Lavender oil has strong antiseptic, bactericidal and regenerating properties. Therefore, it is often used in the treatment of fresh wounds and injuries of varying severity. It perfectly smoothes scars and removes any seals on the skin. Due to the lymphatic drainage property of the oil, it is often used in therapeutic massage to stimulate the cardiovascular system and improve blood microcirculation. The strong aroma of lavender herb has a calming and tonic property, so essential oil-based products are successfully used to treat neuroses. Tinctures and ointments with lavender oil help with increased fatigue and general weakness. Clinical studies have shown that regular use of lavender increases corticosterone levels by several times. Lavender oil is a great way to get rid of acne and dandruff. External use of lavender herb and tinctures from it will help with sunburn and problem skin. The use of lavender oil for insomnia and mental comfort Problems associated with sleep disorders occur at any age. The danger of this disorder is that even in a very short period of time it can lead to the development of more serious pathologies. Insomnia often leads to various disorders of the nervous system, is one of the main causes of constant weakness and poor health. It is very important to identify the reasons for the lack of healthy sleep in time and eliminate them. The use of lavender for insomnia is the most effective remedy that has been used since ancient times. The easiest way to bring back healthy sleep is to put vases or plant pots in the bedroom. The essential oils that lavender flowers secrete will help relieve stress after a hard day's work. The most famous use of lavender flowers is moth control. Even our grandmothers successfully used this tool, laying out lavender among clothes. However, the aroma of this plant can not only drive away uninvited insects, but also restore peace of mind and physical comfort. As you know, the main causes of insomnia are fatigue and nervous tension. That is why it is advisable to place an aroma lamp in the bedroom or put a regular base with a few sprigs of fresh or dried lavender. The use of lavender tincture for stress and to improve appetite Among the many well-known medicinal herbs, lavender occupies one of the most honorable places. The popularity of this plant is not accidental and well deserved. Unlike other plants, the spectrum of action of lavender is almost unlimited. The most popular among the people received tincture. It can be purchased at a pharmacy, or you can cook it yourself. The use of lavender tincture at home will help get rid of many diseases and disorders. In addition, it can also be used as a prophylactic. Stress reliever. A stress reliever tincture can be drunk in place of regular tea. For its preparation you will need: 25 gr. lavender herbs, 25 gr. mint, 25 gr. marjoram. Mix all herbs well and store in a glass container. Brew like regular tea, 1/2 tbsp. spoons in a glass of boiling water. This tincture helps not only with nervous breakdown or stress, but also for the normalization of digestion. Appetite improvement. Lavender flower tincture is great for improving appetite. Brew two teaspoons of fresh or dried flowers with a glass of boiling water and insist for 10-15 minutes. Drink one glass 3-4 times a day before meals. The use of dried lavender flowers, tinctures and oils Therapeutic baths. The healing properties of lavender herb will help get rid of fatigue and disorders in the circulatory system. For 20 liters of warm water, you need to take 50 grams of dried flowers or lavender herbs and the healing bath is ready. Lavender oil is perfect for the same purpose. For 100 liters of water you will need 25 ml of oil. Eczema and burns. Lavender tinctures can be used to treat eczema and sunburn. Lavender oil should be diluted with any cosmetic or olive oil in a ratio of 1:10. A cold compress will help relieve pain and speed up the healing process of the skin. To get rid of eczema will help tincture of lavender flowers. Pour 30 grams of fresh or dried flowers with 500 milliliters of any vegetable oil and heat in a water bath for an hour and a half. Use the resulting ointment regularly for 30 days. For colds and coughs. With colds and coughs, honey with the addition of lavender oil will help. Add 2 drops of essential oil to one teaspoon of natural honey and take it twice a day - in the morning and in the evening. You can add honey with butter to warm tea and drink in slow sips. The same remedy can be used as a prophylaxis against colds. Contraindications for the use of lavender Despite the fact that this plant treats a wide variety of diseases, in some cases it can cause serious disorders. Lavender contraindications primarily relate to hormonal disorders. In the first months of pregnancy, you should not use any essential oils, including lavender. The oil helps contract the muscles of the uterus and can lead to bleeding. After surgery or an abortion for the same reason, the use of lavender oil should also be avoided. Lavender is not compatible with iodine and iron. Therefore, when taking these drugs, it would be better to refuse lavender. Since all products based on lavender have a very strong effect, they can cause allergies. Self-treatment of oncological and gynecological diseases can lead to serious complications. Before using preparations based on lavender oil, it is advisable to consult a doctor. In case of individual intolerance, treatment with lavender should be abandoned. Ingredients: Dried lavender flowers Lavandula angustifolia Mill. Production and raw materials: Syria Weight: 50 gr Store 18 months in a dry place.