Seeds – SNAKEHEAD GORYNYCH, 0.5 g

Annual medicinal essential oil plant with a pleasant mint-lemon aroma and spicy taste. The plant is branched, 60-70 cm high, with white-pink and blue flowers. It is used in fresh and dried form as a seasoning for meat, fish, mushroom and vegetable dishes, when canning cucumbers and tomatoes, for making teas, sauces. A wonderful honey plant. Useful properties of snakehead snakehead has long been used not only in Tibetan, but also in Indian medicine as a sedative, astringent, anticonvulsant and strengthening agent. It is most often used for neuralgia, with rapid heartbeat, migraines, toothache, as well as during colds. The infusion of the presented herb enhances the activity of all digestive organs, stimulating the appetite. In addition, this plant has a beneficial effect on the human immune system, has antitoxic and choleretic effects, reduces the content of glycogen in the blood and improves kidney function. In addition, snakehead is effective for bruises and stomatitis, as well as for the rapid healing of festering wounds. It should be noted that snakehead essential oil has an antiseptic, mild laxative and antispasmodic effect, which allows you to suppress the development of pathogenic fungi. And most importantly, all microorganisms do not develop resistance to it even with fairly long contact. Moreover, a special beneficial effect of snakehead was noted for some inflammatory gynecological diseases and dysfunctions. Use of snakehead Snakehead herb is often used to flavor drinks in the confectionery and canning industries. Greens can be put in various summer salads and soups, as well as in fish broths. This plant will be a spicy addition to any meat dishes. The snakehead retains its scent well in dried form for a long time, allowing it to be added to teas, compotes or when canning vegetables all year round. This herb is believed to be one of the best honey plants. If it is necessary to settle bees in a new hive, experienced beekeepers rub the snakehead with a new home for the little workers.