Verbena is an aromatic plant known for its intense lemon-like aroma and its numerous beneficial properties. It is mainly used as a beverage, but also in cooking and cosmetology. Its leaves are collected, dried and retain their natural intensity, offering a refreshing, tonic effect.
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- How to use verbena
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| Origin | Hellas |
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| Weight | 50 gr, 200 gr, 500 gr |
Instructions for use
Place 4-5 leaves in 1 cup of boiled water and leave for 5 minutes
Properties
Verbena is rich in essential oils and flavonoids, with the following actions:
- Diuretic: helps reduce fluid retention and detoxify the body.
- Digestive: soothes the stomach, relieves bloating and indigestion.
- Soothing: contributes to reducing anxiety and insomnia.
- Antioxidant: strengthens the immune system and protects against free radicals.
- Suitable for slimming: stimulates metabolism and enhances the elimination of toxins.
How to use verbena
- As a drink: Steep 1 teaspoon of leaves in hot water for 5–7 minutes. Drink hot or cold.
- In detox recipes: combined with dandelion, mint or lemon for extra effectiveness.
- In cosmetics: used in natural soaps and shampoos to stimulate skin and hair.
- In cooking: flavors sweets, pies and drinks.
Frequent questions
What is verbena?
Verbena (Aloysia citrodora) is a lemon-scented herb known for its beneficial properties in digestion, detoxification, and relaxation.
Where does verbena help?
Verbena helps with digestion, fluid retention, detoxification of the body, stimulating metabolism and improving sleep quality.
Does verbena have caffeine?
No, it does not contain caffeine and is suitable for evening consumption.
Is it suitable for the pressure?
Verbena can help reduce blood pressure thanks to its soothing effect.
Can I combine it with other herbs?
Yes, it is often combined with mint, chamomile, calendula or dandelion for a more intense detoxifying or relaxing effect.
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