Herbal blend - digestion 100 g

Cumin (Carum carvi)

Cumin is a well-known spice plant and it grows in most of Europe. Cumin is a biennial herb that grows between 25-80 cm tall. It is above all the fruit that is used. Cumin in an herbal tea provides natural support for digestion or heartburn. The essential oils found in cumin have an antispasmodic effect and can contribute to better digestion, especially after a large and heavy meal.

Coriander (Coriandrum L.)

Coriander is a popular spice plant with a long history behind it. Today it is used in large parts of the world as a flavoring agent in the kitchen and also as a medicinal plant. The herb provides a large amount of antioxidants. Its antioxidant effect helps protect cells against oxidative stress. Coriander seed infusion has a diuretic effect and provides support to the digestive tract. Drinking coriander infusion regularly can help with gas.

Fennel seed (Foeniculum vulgare)

Fennel is a slender perennial plant and one of the world's most popular and used spices with many culinary uses. Fennel is rich in fiber but also magnesium and potassium, which can help maintain normal blood pressure. The unique flavor of fennel seeds makes them an excellent addition to any salad. The main ingredient, in addition to many active substances, in fennel is a volatile oil with a complex structure. The herb works well for digestion.

Peppermint (Menthae piperitae)

This perennial herb has a high menthol content, which gives it its characteristic scent. Good for gas in the stomach and motion sickness. Contains essential oil.

Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla L.)

Chamomile reaches from 15 to 50 centimeters and can be recognized due to its rather strong smell. Chamomile comes from the eastern part of the Mediterranean and is now popular all over the world. It is the chamomile flowers that are most valuable, as they contain a large amount of essential oil and are rich in vitamins and minerals. In addition to flavonoids and antiallergic substances, the flowers also contain phytosterols, phenolic acids, catechin-tannins, polyacetylenes, choline, coumarin and mineral salts.

Dried chamomile flowers taste great as chamomile tea. The herb has an aromatic scent and a mildly bitter taste that many appreciate. Herbal tea that can be drunk as is or mixed with other dried herbs and leaves for a cup of tea. A cup of chamomile tea in the evening helps to calm down and relax.