Herbal tea 50g

• Woundwort is used to purify the blood and is perfect for people who suffer from cold extremities due to poor circulation, as it promotes healthy blood circulation. It also helps with rheumatic complaints.

• Many people wonder how to lose weight. But for those who have the opposite problem and would like to gain a few kilos, woundwort is the answer, because it restores digestive function and significantly increases appetite.

• It also addresses various kinds of inflammation and helps with fatigue.

• The tea is also excellent for common illnesses and complaints, such as flu, tonsillitis and headaches.

• In the past, folk healers used woundwort to remove the evil eye. In our household, this miraculous effect is precisely what we use it for most. Symptoms associated with the evil eye, such as nausea, stomach pain, low blood pressure and related headaches, general anxiety and the like, are significantly reduced or disappear completely after a cleansing bath in woundwort.

How can you get rid of the evil eye?Pour 3 litres of water over about 3 handfuls of the dried herb and leave it to boil. Pour the decoction into a basin or bucket in three batches. After each wash, pour away the “dirty” water and refill the bucket with fresh decoction. Wash your whole body and combine the cleansing effects on the outside and inside, paying particular attention to areas where veins and blood vessels are close to the surface. The washing should be repeated three times. Focus on washing the forehead and the rest of the face, the nape of the neck, the hands and shoulders, and the chest, and finally splash the legs as well.After the first wash, most of the “evil and impurity” comes off the person, so the first batch of decoction is the most contaminated with sediment resembling jelly or moss. Each subsequent batch of used water is cleaner, meaning that the person has rid themselves of the evil that clung to them and drained their energy.

How should you use it?Woundwort is used either as the decoction for washing mentioned above or taken internally as a tea. Once the herb is dried, tea made from it is drunk morning and evening for persistent complaints.