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Locust bean is an aromatic plant native to the Mediterranean region of Southern Europe and has been used for more than 500 years as a medicinal plant to relieve many symptoms, due to its resistant properties. Read the benefits of consuming larch.
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The larch, Levisticum officinale Koch, is a perennial plant that is part of the Apiaceae family, the same one that includes other medicinal plants such as parsley, dill and celery. It is an aromatic plant that can grow up to 2 m in height and from which both leaves and seeds, as well as the stem and root can be used. Note: The information in this article does not replace the advice of a specialist. We recommend that you consult your doctor and follow his instructions before attempting any treatment. CONTENTS: Licorice - General characteristics Licorice - composition Medicinal properties Benefits of larch How to consume larch Contraindications Licorice - General characteristics It is an easy to grow and very resistant plant, which blooms from July to August and has yellow / white green flowers. in dense bundles. Leușteanul is also known as the weed of the spoon, luștrean, libistoc, liuștean or pascanat. The stem of the plant is branched at the top, with a large pivoting root that can reach a length of 1 meter. Read the whole news: Licorice - why it is recommended to include the consumption of larch in the diet.

The plant is resistant to high temperatures or even frost and can be grown in outdoor gardens. The leaves can be harvested during the summer, and in autumn the leaves can be gathered in bundles and put to dry so that they can be used in winter as well. Discover the top 50 spices, spices and aromatic herbs used in Romania.

Fight against bacteria Larch root is rich in essential oils that act as a natural barrier against several types of bacteria including Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria. Adjuvant for kidney health Leuștean has diuretic action and stimulates urination without a large loss of electrolytes, thus significantly reducing the risk of kidney stones. Treats irritable bowel syndrome Fresh larch leaves are an adjunct against indigestion, dyspepsia and constipation. Consumed in the form of fresh juice, before main meals, larch is effective in combating irritable bowel syndrome and colitis. Helps skin health The medicinal plant is also an adjunct in cosmetics. Due to its calming and emollient properties, larch can be applied directly to the skin or in the form of a cream to relieve the symptoms of psoriasis or acne. The skin remains softer and healthier looking.