Flowers can be not only beautiful, but also useful. They are often used as an important ingredient in various dishes and even medicines. Many edible flowers are rich in phenolic resins and have excellent antioxidant properties. They can be added to food or tea to prevent chronic illness. It is very easy to treat with homeopathic flower preparations, because they have practically no taste and can be combined with any food, drinking water or consumed in pure form. The dosage is usually the standard for almost all species of living things, regardless of their size, age and health status.
In addition, flowers can be combined with traditional medicines as they affect the body in different ways. Sometimes this allows specialists to abandon the use of cardinal therapeutic agents (homeopathic flower remedies or medicines), and the combination of these two treatments, ultimately, helps people and animals to more easily overcome stressful situations and take an active part in the healing process.
Jasmine. Jasmine scent creates a sense of well-being and tranquility. This fragrant flower is usually mixed with green tea or added to salads. It has anti-cancer and antiviral properties. Drinking jasmine tea reduces the risk of heart attacks, strengthens the immune system, and serves as a preventive measure against diabetes.
Rose. This queen of flowers holds a special place in Chinese medicine. Rose flowers contain phenolic resins, which have anti-inflammatory properties and are also rich in vitamins, helping to reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer and diabetes. Red roses activate the body's strength and make us more energetic by stimulating the adrenal glands.
Peony. This lovely flower can not only decorate a wedding bouquet, but also relieve you of depression. The history of human use of the peony goes back 4 thousand years. Peony has powerful sedative, sedative and anticonvulsant effects. It is often used for neurological disorders, nervous tension, nightmares and high blood pressure. Peony contains peonol, an antibacterial compound that makes it a valuable anti-inflammatory and anti-fungal component in the treatment of wounds, irritations and skin inflammations.
Escholzia Californian. Don't worry, eating escholzia (or California poppy) is not addictive and the plant itself is opium-free. But it can help relieve insomnia and anxiety, as well as bladder problems in children and adults. Escholzia can be used along with other natural ingredients for a long period of time to combat depression and fatigue.
Pansies. These bright large flowers are not only pleasing to the eye, but also useful for the heart, kidneys, normalization of blood pressure, as they are rich in potassium and other minerals. Ointments and creams for the skin, one of the ingredients of which are pansies, have antibacterial and antifungal properties. Pansy is used to treat skin conditions such as psoriasis, acne, eczema, pruritus, impetigo and seborrheic dermatitis. Pansy tea and compresses are equally effective.
Hibiscus. This flower is added to salads or brewed as tea. It contains anthocyanins and antioxidants that help lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Hibiscus leaves are a rich source of polyphenols, which have hypolipidemic and antioxidant effects and help fight cancer. Researchers from Portugal have found that drinks containing hibiscus have higher antioxidant activity.
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Lotus. Lotus flowers are popular in both Eastern and Western cultures for their effectiveness in combating fever, diarrhea, and more serious diseases like cholera and bronchitis. A syrup made from these flowers brings significant relief from severe coughs.
Marigolds. These flowers are well known both in India and China, where they are added to tea. They are also suitable for topical application for wound healing. Marigolds also contain large amounts of the pigment lutein, known for its benefits for eyesight.
Chrysanthemum. Rich in antioxidants and minerals, it has anti-cancer and anti-inflammatory properties. Chrysanthemum flower extract helps to reduce inflammation and helps in the treatment of bone diseases such as osteoporosis.
Passionflower (passionflower). The medicinal properties of this plant are best suited for relieving feelings of anxiety and fear, as well as for treating insomnia and epilepsy. Passion flower has a beneficial effect on the nervous system, relieves pain and has a calming effect.
Erect cinquefoil (galangal). This small white flower, in small doses, is very effective in treating respiratory ailments. You can prepare a medicinal gruel from it, mix it with other components, and apply it to the skin to get rid of rashes, warts and other skin problems. When consumed with tea or as a tincture, Potentilla is very effective in cleansing the blood and reducing fever.
Perennial daisy. Despite its unassuming appearance, this flower has a huge number of medicinal properties. Infusion of daisies acts as a laxative and expectorant, cleansing the body of toxic substances. It is also used as a home remedy for arthritis and rheumatism. When applied directly to the skin as an ointment or compress, the daisy promotes wound healing.