Garden of Death
“urens Medicinal Uses: Nettle is one of the most versatile herbs you can know, grow, and use. The ancient Greeks and Romans planted and cultivated more acres of nettle than any other crop for use as food and medicine, and even clothing. Nettle is chock-full of vitamins and minerals, including iron and calcium, and makes a nourishing tea and tonic to help strengthen your body and ease creaky joints. And there’s more. Nettle works as an antihistamine to remedy allergies and hay fever, nourishes an...d tones the veins, reduces inflammation, and helps prevent blood clots. Nettle also helps curb the appetite, cleanses toxins from the body, and boosts energy. You will often find nettle in PMS formulas and other remedies for menstrual, fertility, and menopausal issues.
Note: If growing nettle yourself, be sure and wear gloves to protect your hands from the needlelike protrusions. An old folk remedy suggests rolling down a hill of stinging nettle to ease the pain of arthritis, but I wouldn’t recommend doing this!MoreLess
Note: If growing nettle yourself, be sure and wear gloves to protect your hands from the needlelike protrusions. An old folk remedy suggests rolling down a hill of stinging nettle to ease the pain of arthritis, but I wouldn’t recommend doing this!MoreLess
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