The sage, a loyal assistant for sore throats & Co.
"From now you will be a favorite flower of the people for all eternity. I give you the strength to to cure people of any disease. Deliver it before death, as you have done for me. " should So the legend, Mary the Mother of God, have spoken to the sage after he offered her a place to hide from the pursuer of Herod.
really And Until our time of the sage is a popular medicinal plant remains. He does a good job with gastrointestinal complaints of diarrhea, Liver, bile stasis and circulatory problems, compared Impoundments as Abstillhilfe and colds, inflammation of the mouth and throat, on the gums and jaw. And that's not all determined. As a condiment, it is also very popular and is used regularly in my kitchen.
on sage I do not want to miss - he helps me reliably over a sore throat and colds, and heavy food is digested better - that's why I let it grow in my garden on the herb spiral .
The herb spiral is a three-dimensional border. It allows to a very small space requirements, location of plants from different climatic zones meet.
The surface of the herb spiral is increased by a spirally upward spiraling tower, the side walls of this tower will be secured by bricks that store the sun's heat and release it into the plants. At the foot of the herb spiral plants grow a lot of moisture need (eg mint, cut), then follow the species a bit more sun need (basil, parsley, lemon balm, lemon balm, lovage), then those who need more of it (Marigold,
rosemary, oregano, tarragon, lavender and eventually above the sage). On the side walls grow thyme I leave so he can spread around. In addition I have bricked up the roots of young plants into the joints of the stone wall.
Here's a quick look at my herb spiral:
Link: sevenload.com
"From now you will be a favorite flower of the people for all eternity. I give you the strength to to cure people of any disease. Deliver it before death, as you have done for me. " should So the legend, Mary the Mother of God, have spoken to the sage after he offered her a place to hide from the pursuer of Herod.
really And Until our time of the sage is a popular medicinal plant remains. He does a good job with gastrointestinal complaints of diarrhea, Liver, bile stasis and circulatory problems, compared Impoundments as Abstillhilfe and colds, inflammation of the mouth and throat, on the gums and jaw. And that's not all determined. As a condiment, it is also very popular and is used regularly in my kitchen.
on sage I do not want to miss - he helps me reliably over a sore throat and colds, and heavy food is digested better - that's why I let it grow in my garden on the herb spiral .
The herb spiral is a three-dimensional border. It allows to a very small space requirements, location of plants from different climatic zones meet. The surface of the herb spiral is increased by a spirally upward spiraling tower, the side walls of this tower will be secured by bricks that store the sun's heat and release it into the plants. At the foot of the herb spiral plants grow a lot of moisture need (eg mint, cut), then follow the species a bit more sun need (basil, parsley, lemon balm, lemon balm, lovage), then those who need more of it (Marigold,
rosemary, oregano, tarragon, lavender and eventually above the sage). On the side walls grow thyme I leave so he can spread around. In addition I have bricked up the roots of young plants into the joints of the stone wall. Here's a quick look at my herb spiral:
Link: sevenload.com
- case of inflammation of the mouth and throat (eg Aften) I drink every morning and evening cup of sage tea - before I'll swallow a mouthful in the mouth and rinse it off with it.
- drink When I was in sore throat during the day about 2 - 3 liters of sage tea in small sips. Before swallowing I leave a drink in the mouth and gargling with it. I also suck almost continuously sage-sweet, so I keep mucous membranes moist.
preparation of a sage:
on a cup of boiling water I take a heaping teaspoon of dried sage and I will take ten minutes.
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