Peppermint Live plant

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Peppermint has a unique aroma and is part of natural medicine thanks to its great benefits such as antiseptic, decongestant and stimulant properties.

It is a plant that grows in many regions of the world, but its origin is in the Mediterranean region. It was the Roman Empire that was responsible for transporting it to various places and thus managed to spread.

In the past, it was used for medicinal purposes, especially for digestive and respiratory diseases. Peppermint has anti-inflammatory, expectorant, antiseptic, analgesic, antibacterial or antitussive properties, among others, as the list is much longer. Peppermint helps digestion

An infusion of mint will help you keep the digestive system working properly. For colds

Peppermint is a natural remedy used in cases of bronchitis, coughs and colds. Menthol helps reduce congestion in the lungs, nose, and throat.

3. For bad breath … use peppermint!

It has great antiseptic properties, so it reduces the bacteria in the mouth that cause bad breath. Avoid gases

Mint has a carminative effect, which reduces the generation of gases in the digestive tract and with it, flatulence and colic.

5. Peppermint for headaches

A few drops of peppermint oil on the temples and nape of the neck, turns out to be an effective remedy against headaches. Eliminate fungi

Peppermint has an antifungal effect, so applying it topically, in the form of oil or in plasters, can help eliminate nail and skin fungus.

7. Improves circulation

It has anticoagulant properties, so it helps to relieve headaches or swelling in the legs.

8. Reduce inflammation and pain with peppermint

The menthol contained in peppermint leaves helps fight muscle aches, sprains, arthritis and chronic ailments.

Peppermint for dermatitis

Topically, it helps to alleviate mild cases of dermatitis and hives.

10. Does peppermint increase libido?

Thanks to its stimulating and invigorating properties, peppermint can become an effective natural aphrodisiac.

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