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Propolis is the putty resin of bees, which can vary in its composition depending on the season.
Certain ingredients in the roots and flowers of some primrose species are used in medicine.
Die ätherischen Öle (Terpene, Pinen, Terpinol) vieler Pinus-Arten können bei Husten und Halsschmerzen, aber auch bei Erkältung oder Bronchitis eingesetzt werden.
The peony was previously used for skin and mucous membrane diseases, hemorrhoids, varicose veins, rheumatic complaints, gout, digestive problems, allergic diseases and menstrual problems.
Peppermint uses the leaves containing essential oils (including menthol), tannins, bitter substances, flavonoids, enzymes and valeric acid.
Parsley has antispasmodic, expectorant and antimicrobial properties.
Parsnips are considered to reduce fever. They are used as a blood purifier and diuretic (dropsy, swollen legs).
Oregano is composed of essential oil, tannins, bitter substances and some other secondary plant ingredients.
The olive is mainly used for high blood pressure, diabetes, fever, wounds, gout, rheumatic diseases, loss of appetite and skin diseases.
Clove is traditionally used as a carminative, antiemetic, dental medicine and anti-irritant.
Clove oil has antibacterial and stimulating properties, normalizes the digestive and respiratory systems, increases appetite, relieves pain, strengthens the immune system, improves mood, improves memory and helps in coping with stress.
Neem has antimicrobial, antifungal and anti-inflammatory properties.
