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Turnip has antifungal and antibacterial properties.
The red carrot contains more lycopene than other types of carrot, which makes it sweeter.
Red chestnut is useful for anxiety, fear, worry, insomnia, headaches and stomach aches, obsessive-compulsive disorders, hypochondria and high blood pressure.
The small beetroot is rich in betaine, a secondary plant substance. This can have the function of the liver cells and a strong influence on bile and bile ducts.
In flower therapy according to Dr. Bach, it is recommended for physical complaints such as muscle tension, high blood pressure, allergies and skin irritations.
Almost everything can be used from the chestnut: fruits, bark, flowers, leaves and roots.
The parts of the rosmary plant most commonly used are the leaves and flowers, which contain essential oils, terpenes, thymol, verbanol, tannins, tannic acid, camphor, bitter substances, beta-sitosterol, flavones, salicylates and saponins.
Rose water is recommended for external use to soothe tired, red or puffy eyes.
In Marigold, both the leaves and the flowers are used.
Rice contains many important B vitamins that can have a beneficial effect on the skin.
Rapeseed oil is used for chilblains and irritations of the upper respiratory tract.
Wild Rye contains many healthy ingredients: mucilage, saponins, mineral salts, silica, iron, vitamins and essential oils.
