English Ivy Dried Leaves

Description

Latin Name : Hedera Helix L.

Origin Country: Hungary

• Anti-Inflammatory Effects: One of the most well-known benefits of using ivy, particularly “English Ivy”, is for inflammation issues in the body. If you suffer from arthritis, gout, or rheumatism, you can either consume ivy in the form of tea or apply the leaves directly to the spot of inflammation. For people who experience discomfort and pain from an injury or surgery, topical application is recommended. This can heal internal inflammation as well, which has a variety of other applications in various bodily systems.

• Detoxify the Body: Early studies showed a link between liver and gallbladder function and the use of ivy leaves; this helps the organ systems to function better and release toxins from the body more effectively, thereby purifying the blood and reducing strain on these crucial systems.

• Skin Health: For centuries, people have used ivy leaves to minimize the pain and potential for infection of burn wounds on the skin. This also works for any open sores or wounds, as there are certain antibacterial properties of ivy leaves, in addition to the protective nature of the saponins found within the leaves. This can also help to relieve the discomfort and irritation of psoriasis, eczema, acne, and other skin-related conditions.

• Congestion: Ivy leaves are commonly used to eliminate respiratory tract congestion and inflammation. Ivy leaves act as an expectorant and can break up the phlegm and mucus in the bronchial system. By eliminating these breeding grounds for pathogens and bacteria, you can improve your overall health and reduce your healing time from illness.

To make an infusion, place one tablespoon of dried herbs into a ceramic teapot, mug or mason jar for each cup of tea you intend to brew. Cover with boiling water. Place on the lid (or cover your cup with a saucer) and let steep for 10-15 minutes or overnight.

Cough syrup (Prospan; Panoto-s; Athos; Abrilar) containing English ivy leaf extract is POSSIBLY SAFE when taken by mouth three times daily for 1 week. English ivy leaf might cause skin irritation when taken by mouth. English ivy leaf extract might cause mild stomach problems.In some people, contact with English ivy leaf might cause allergic skin reactions. But this is fairly uncommon.

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