Lovage (Levisticum officinale) belongs to the plant family of umbelliferae (Apiaceae). Synonyms are bath herb, pleasure vine and nut herb. The name Maggi herb is also commonly used. The reason for the origin of this name is the similar taste of lovage and the well-known Maggi seasoning. The latter is a partial hydrolysate of protein … Lovage: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Ajowan is an annual herbaceous spice and medicinal plant. Ajowan has its main importance in North Indian and Arabian regions, as well as in Central Asian regions, where the dried fruits, reminiscent of celery seeds, are valued as a spice and their antibacterial and fungicidal properties are used. The main component of the essential oils … Ajowan: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
This article examines the so-called honeymoon cystitis, also known as honeymoon cystitis, in more detail. In particular, it discusses the causes, diagnosis and course, types of treatment, and ways to prevent it. What is honeymoon cystitis? The term honeymoon cystitis is a very euphemistic way of saying inflammation of the bladder. Honeymoon cystitis is called … Honeymoon Cystitis: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
Fence bindweed, Latin name Calystegia sepium, belongs to the bindweed family (Convolvulaceae). It is also known by the popular names field bindweed, devil’s gut and bank fence bindweed. Already in the Middle Ages, people appreciated the laxative effect of the medicinal plant. Occurrence and cultivation of fence bindweed Already in the Middle Ages, people appreciated … Fence Vine: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
The plant is originally from Western Asia, but has been cultivated since ancient times in Europe and later in North America, and some of it has gone wild. The plant material comes from cultures in Poland, some Balkan countries, Germany and Holland. Lovage as a medicinal plant In herbal medicine, one uses the dried underground … Lovage
