Dried Chamomile flowers

Dried chamomile matricaria flowers also called baboundj.

Use:

It is used in herbal tea.

Infusion: infuse 3 to 5 g of dried chamomile flowers in 1/2 liter of water for about 10 minutes.

Maceration (external use): put 5 to 8 g of plants in 1/2 liter of water and keep boiling for 15 minutes. Leave to stand for 4 to 5 hours in the same water then filter.

In external use, it is used to make poultices and rinses in case of conjunctivitis and inflammation of the eyes. In beauty care, chamomile is also found in many shampoos to lighten blond hair as well as to make hair shiny, soft and easy to comb.

Virtues:

They can fight against inflammation, itching, allergies and insomnia as well as being used to strengthen and beautify hair.

The most traditional indications of chamomile:

Chamomile tea would block the ability of cancer cells.

digestive disorders (dyspepsia): laziness of the stomach, bloating, difficult digestion.

Fever, neuralgia, flu-like aches, migraines,

Migraines at the approach of menstruation, painful menstruation,

Inflammation, irritation, conjunctivitis...

Not recommended :

People who are sensitive or allergic to plants of the Asteraceae or Compositae family.

Very high doses of chamomile can cause vomiting.

Type of packaging: Packed in a bag.