Fennel Seeds Hinojo Seeds Brew Into Tea Or Eat With Food For Health (Dry Herbs)

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In the Middle Ages, on Midsummer’s night, people hung fennel over doorways to protect the household from evil spirits.Dry herbs benefit the digestive system, appetite, cramps, coughs, the common cold, nausea, heartburn, headaches and hay fever. Some natural herbs calm the nerves, promote sleep, lower blood pressure, fight infection, bring down a fever, cure insomnia, cleanse internal organs, strengthen memory, purify the blood or boost your immune system. There are many natural herbs packed with vitamins and minerals, some carrying more nutrition than food. The benefits of fennel tea are both culinary and curative. 

Through the ages, many health claims have been made for fennel, and drinking fennel tea is an established practice in traditional medicine throughout the world. According to herbalists, fennel seed is an effective aid to digestion. It can help the smooth muscles of the gastrointestinal system relax and reduce gas, bloating, and stomach cramps. Staying well hydrated is important for overall health, so one of the more direct benefits of fennel tea is that it provides individuals with a tasty, caffeine-free beverage.

Although Western science has not verified all these benefits, humans have used fennel to:

• relieve flatulence
• encourage urination
• boost metabolism
• treat hypertension
• improve eyesight
• prevent glaucoma
• regulate appetite
• clear mucus from the airways
• stimulate milk production in nursing women
• speed digestion
• reduce gas
• reduce stress
• detoxify the body

Dry herbs also have spiritual significance when used in rituals, candles, mojo bags, etc. Many everyday herbs are magical tools hidden in plain sight. Our ancestors knew the spiritual power contained in a simple herbal infusion. More than just treatments for physical ailments, herbal medicine used to be a way of life, supporting spiritual, emotional and physical health.

Dry herbs when eaten or drank can benefit the digestive system, appetite, cramps, coughs, the common cold, nausea, heartburn, headaches and hay fever. Some natural herbs calm the nerves, promote sleep, lower blood pressure, fight infection, bring down a fever, cure insomnia, cleanse internal organs, strengthen memory, purify the blood or boost your immune system. There are many natural herbs packed with vitamins and minerals, some carrying more nutrition than food.