Korean Mint

Healing properties

• Preparations from Korean Mint help strengthen and boost the immune system, restore strength after nervous disorders, reduce inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract, treat liver and urinary tract diseases, and are used in the treatment of acute respiratory infections, bronchitis, pneumonia, and bronchial asthma.
• Korean Mint neutralizes and gently removes toxins, waste, heavy metals, and radionuclides from the body. The combination of active substances participates in the process of blood purification, supports liver health, helps in the treatment of hepatitis, has a calming effect on the nervous system, prevents and normalizes blood pressure, and reduces inflammation.
• Korean Mint leaves have antibacterial properties, so they are used for inhalations in the treatment of colds, therapeutic and prophylactic baths, as well as for preparing various remedies aimed at treating skin fungal infections and healing wounds. The flowers are used to produce a powder that is used to treat weeping eczema and certain types of ulcers.

• has a tonic and regulatory effect on blood circulation;
• stimulates and increases the activity of the reproductive system;
• In case of respiratory diseases, it starts rehabilitation therapy;
• it acts as an antispasmodic and improves the functioning of the digestive system;
• has a rejuvenating, regenerating and antibacterial effect on the skin.

How to use:

Infusion for internal administration: 2 tbsp. of chopped greens, pour 2 cups of boiling water, wrap. After three hours, strain and drink 0.5 cups three times a day before meals.

Infusion for external use: for two glasses of boiling water, take 4 tbsp. Korean Mint and infuse for 2 hours. The infusion is used to wipe the skin, add it to bathing water and rinse the hair.

Tincture: 200 grams of fresh Korean Mint flowers and leaves are poured with 0.5 liters of vodka and infused for a month in a dark place, shaking periodically. Drink three times a day 20-30 minutes before meals (in the morning and evening – 10 drops per 0.5 tbsp of water, at lunch – 20 drops).

Contraindications

• Neoplasms in the body, malfunctions of the thyroid gland and chemotherapy.
• It is necessary to start using Korean Mint in small amounts to avoid allergic reactions.
• Use during pregnancy.