The papaya is a magic tree that is just like our society, it can be bad, or it can be both female and evil and female (hermaphrodite). When you cut it or when you cross it by a stem it changes sex: badly it becomes female and gives fruits in abundance.
Of the same family as spinach, beetroot is made up of softer roots and edible leaves a bit bitter. Many people are unaware that Beet leaves are edible Whether in juice, raw or cooked, enjoy the benefits of beet. Regarding beet juice, it has been used for centuries as a medicine to heal, relieve, beautify.
Celery belongs to the apiaceae or umbellifer family, stalks are crisp. It is often used to make salads or soups. As its taste is rather salty, celery benefits from an association with sweeter fruit juices. Some varieties of celery are very salty. The white parts of celery have grown out of the sun and contain less chlorophyll than its green parts.
The khella, aromatic plant with a bitter taste, has more therapeutic than culinary virtues. It is an effective muscle relaxant. It has been used for centuries to relieve the pain caused by kidney stones. Khella is a substance that is effective against spasm and used in asthma medications.
Echinacea is one of the most important medicinal plants, has antibiotic, antibacterial, antiviral properties and stimulates the immune system. lt can prevent and treat infections such as colds and flu and promote the maintenance of skin infections. Echinacea is also a good healing.
There are several species of aloe but the best known is aloe vera whose juice has enormous nutritional and medicinal properties. The juice or gel or pulp juice of this plant is a panacea. Stimulates immune defenses, is an antibiotic, anti-inflammatory, purifying It helps eliminate toxins, cleans the cluttered organs (kidneys, liver, lungs).
Originally from Central Asia, garlic grows everywhere. It’s cultivated by dividing the bulb. Aly appreciated in cooking, is grown for commercial purposes.
The acorus is a soothing and stimulating plant of gastric secretions. It is known for its appetizing and carminative properties, as well as a soothing effect on the nervous system and joint pains. The plant is generally recommended in case of digestion difficult, chronic gastritis, rash and urticaria.
The millefeuille is a plant origin from Europe whose healing properties have been known for a long time. Yesterday, the yarrow was used to stop the bleeding caused by war wounds. Active against the hay fever, it also treats the common cold and the flu, it is also used in case of problems related to menstruation and circulatory disorders.
This tree has always struck the imagination for its grotesque shape and size. It is considered sacred tree in many villages. All parts of the plant are used. Apart of its food uses, we can mention antidiarrheal antirachitic, anti-inflammatory, etc.
Tomatoes contain lycopene, which is a powerful antioxidant that may play a role in cancer prevention. Research suggests that lycopene can help prevent prostate cancer. The beta-carotene in tomatoes also has anticancer effects.
Watermelon’s high levels of lycopene are very effective at protecting cells from damage and may help lower the risk of heart disease, according to a study at Purdue University. A study published in the American Journal of Hypertension found that watermelon extracts helped reduce hypertension and lower blood pressure in obese adults.
Cultivated in Asia for millennia, green tea is one of the fundamental elements of traditional Asian medicine, in general, and Chinese in particular. Green tea has always been used for its stimulating virtues, but also for its action effective against digestive infections.
According to cabbage was born from the sweat drops of Zeus. The cruciferous plant was already used at that an ancient Greek myth, wild time medicinal plant. Further as a specifically, the women who would give birth ingested cabbage to be certain. The Romans, they found other virtues to cabbage: it served as both an antidote, even preventive treatment for drunkenness, and disinfectant in case of injury (used as a poultice).
A native of southern Europe, the concern is grown in the temperate regions of the world Multiplying by seed, it grows on almost all types of soil in summer, from hatching, the flowers are picked and dried in the shade.