"SLC S21 Week 2 - Basic Herbal Remedies for Daily Health"
I hope you all are good and doing well. New week with new knowledge, I'm excited to take part in this amazing lesson tasks"SLC S21 Week 2 - Basic Herbal Remedies for Daily Health". Before going to start, I would like to invite @roohiasif99 ,@sualeha, @sduttaskitchen for the lesson.
Homework
Today I'm preparing herbal tea for digestion. I made often this tea specially when I take heavy food or get constipated. This herbal tea help in digestion and suits me. I think every home remedy that help digestion has two ingredients that I'm using today.
Ingredients:
- fennel seeds 1tsp
- Mint leaves 8_9
- Water 1 cup
Making:
- Take 1cup of water in a pan . Add 1tsp of fennel seeds and mint leaves and cook it until boil. Strain the tea and add honey if you want sweetness. And enjoy this beneficial tea.
Benefits of fennelseeds
Fennel seeds are used due to their anti-inflammatory,carminative, and antispasmodic action. Some of the advantages of fennel seeds in the digestive system include:
Digestive Benefits:
1-Relieves Gas and Bloating: Fennel seeds act as a natural remedy against gas, bloating, and pain.
2-Helps Digestive Cramps: Anti-spasmodic properties can be helpful for soothing stomach cramps, colic, and menstrual cramps.
3-Support Gut Health: The prebiotic fibers help beneficial gut bacteria.
4-Anti-emetic properties (not to cause nausea and vomiting), Fennel seeds provide relief from digestive disorders as well as nausea.
5-Anti-constipative properties, helps regularize bowel movements.
6-Relieves Heartburn, decreases inflammation, due to the anti-inflammatory property
7-Healthy Gut Movement Support. Fennel seeds maintain the normal movement of intestine muscles.
Active Compound:
- Volatile Oils (anethole, fenchone): carminative and anti-inflammatory
- Fiber: has prebiotic and laxative properties
- Flavonoids: are anti-oxidizing, anti-inflammatory
- Terpenes: prevent spasms and anti-inflammation
Precautions:
Allergic reaction is relatively rare and it can happen.
Benefits of Mint :
Mint have been used for many years as a treatment for digestive orders on account of its digestive properties, including:
Digestive Benefits:
- 1-Relieves Indigestion and Heartburn: Mint anti-inflammatory calms the stomach.
- 2-Soothes Nausea and Vomiting: The relaxing effects of mint quietened the stomach irritation.
- 3-Alleviates Bloating and Gas: The carminative effect of mint works to free an imprisoned gas within the intestines and guts.
- 4-Supports Gut Health: The antimicrobial effect of mint encourages the living of helpful bacteria in the gut.
- 5-Improves Digestion: Mint is used, incorporating enzymes for protein digestion.
Active Components:
- Menthol: it has Anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and carminative action
- Menthone: it has antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory activity
- Limonene: it has Antimicrobial and antioxidant action.
Precautions
Allergy reaction may occur but rare.
As i mentioned above, I often make this tea ,its really help in bloating, heartburning and constipation. Regulate use of this tea for 5-6 days help severe constipation completely and you feel light. Its good taste change your mood too . I like to drink tea at night ,you can take it at any time . This tea definitely reduces bloating and releasing gas and help in digestion. Must try and give your feed back.
I store herbs at home effectively Here are some effective ways to store herbs at home:
Glass or plastic containers with tight-fitting lids can be used to store dry herbs . It keeps moisture and light out, preserving herb potency.
Glass jars with lids and bands are used to store hebs. They are Airtight, easy to clean, and perfect for storing small herb quantities.
Brown paper bags or herb bags are used to store fresh herbs . They are breathable, keeps herbs fresh, and protects from light.
Some Storage Tips:
- Store herbs in a cool, dry place (away from direct sunlight).
- Label containers for easy identification.(if you have many herbs of similar forms)
- Keep herbs away from strong-smelling foods.
- Store herbs in small quantities to maintain potency.
- Clean and dry containers before storing herbs.
Today I'm preparing a tea that I use in winters or when I have throat sore. It gives soothing effects to my throat and reliefs common cold symptoms. Very easy a d effective remedy ,made from ginger, clove and honey. All these ingredients have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antispasmodic properties, so will relief in common cold.
Ingredient:
- ginger 1/2inch piece or 2-3punch dried
- clove 2
- Honey 1tsp
- water 1cup
Making :
*Take 1cup of water in a pan , add ginger and clove, I used dried ginger ,you can use fresh too. Then heat it until it's boil.
- Strain it in a cup and add 1tsp of honey and enjoy the tea.
Usage of this tea twice a day helps to reduce symptoms of common cold ,give soothing effects and reduce sore throat. Its my experience and i give it to my kids too . In winter I used clove for prevention of common cold.
Herbal Infusion Experiment:
For this experiment I'm using two herbs chamomile (babona) that is used to relieve stress and mint that is used for digestion. Both ingredients are well-known for their effectiveness.
Material :
- Mint 1/2tsp
- chamomile 1/4
- Water glass
- honey 1/2tsp
Making :
Take both dried hurbs in above quantity and pour it in a glass of water . Stir it gently to mix herbscwith water. Cover a lid on glass and keep it a side for 30 minutes. After 30 min strain it and add honey because its bitter in taste(optional).
Experience
This drink is quite relaxing and healthy beverage that contains calming effects of chamomile and digestive benefits of mint. I added honey to balance its bitter taste you can add lemon too to beter its taste. You can vary fusion time and proportion of herbs according to your taste. After consumption effects are good too ,I was recharge by taking this tea.
That's all from my side and I have tried to compiled the task. Thanks for giving time to my post.
Best regards
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If consuming herbs keeps us healthy, why not take them! Very encouraging post. Good luck for the contest.
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@suboohi, I appreciate your invitation! While I've never had the tea you prepared, I took the time to read the learning post, and I want to share my thoughts. We mustn’t confine ourselves to just a few components or stick to specific elements when creating something truly unique. As a food blogger, I believe in giving steemians the freedom to prepare any healthy dish they choose and explain their creative process.
Chia seeds are a fantastic ingredient, but not everyone may enjoy chia seeds and tea. Each person has their own way of taking care of their health! It depends on the region we live in.
Regarding winter, I live in a hot region, and with the temperatures rising due to global warming, I'm currently writing this under a ceiling fan!
As for the SLC, I have a preference for the SEC (Steem Education Challenge), and I believe it’s vital to see community growth rather than just focusing on individual achievements. With rising prices, many may start writing, but for me, my routine will remain consistent.
I thrive on free, creative writing rather than traditional schooling. Nevertheless, I genuinely appreciate your invitation and the effort you put into the tea. I hope it was enjoyable for you!
Wishing you the best of luck! 🤞❤️
Thanks, dear @sduttaskitchen , for your best wishes.
But this invitation is the rule of the learning task for me; this doesn't force you to join the contest.
Tea has many benefits, but all herbal teas are not for all. Whoever consumes these teas can understand.
Teas mentioned in the lesson are just for common colds and digestion; in the lesson, there is no disruption about any herb that is used for medication of any serious illness.
Thanks for your response 👍
Hello dear @suboohi mam,your post is really helpful and easy to follow. I love the herbal tea recipes, especially the fennel and mint combination. It’s great to see the benefits of each herb explained so clearly. The cold remedy with ginger, clove, and honey is a great idea for winter too. Your tips on storing herbs are practical and useful. Thanks for sharing your experiences🤗💞🌸🌺
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