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Medicinal Plants

Poppy

Opium is extracted from Opium Poppy seeds
The flower can be used as a painkiller for soothing pains and aches.

Jasmine

Rich in antioxidents that interact with gastrointestinal enzuymes to promote better bowel function.
Can have sedative and relaxing effects when consumed as a tea or in oil form.

Calendula

Usually used as a topical treatment for skin irritations and wounds.
Rarely ingested and if it is, it's in small quanities for homeopathic purposes.

Lavender

Lavender essential oil is widely used for its aroma therapy benefits.
Lavender for aroma therapy has been shown to help anxiety, insomnia, and stress.

Mint

This herb contains many health benefits because of its antioxident, low toxicity, and high efficacy properties.
It has many benefits for the digestion system, brain fucntion, and immune system.

Rosemary

Has significant antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, anti-apoptotic, anti-tumorigenic, antinociceptive, and neuroprotective properties
It has many benefits for the digestion system, brain fucntion, and immune system.

Ginger

Contains antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties.
These propertires boost the immune system and can help fight off colds and infections.

Mustard

Every part of the plant contains many essential minerals that are beneficial for human health.
Vitamins found in mustard seeds and leaves can help fight chronic diseases, better eye health, bone health, and blood cotting mechanisms.

Yarrow

Contains flavonoids that can help incrase saliva and stomach acid to better digestion.
Vitamins found in mustard seeds and leaves can help fight chronic diseases, better eye health, bone health, and blood cotting mechanisms.