The madder has medicinal properties. Its root contains major active substances such as glycosides, citric acid and other acids, tannic and pectic substances, as well as sugar, protein, and a small amount of fatty oil. Glycosides are reported to have anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic effects on the urinary system.
Description
Specifications
DYE FOR EASTER EGGS:
- Grind the madder root in a mortar.
- Boil it in water for 10 minutes.
- Let it sit for 2-3 hours or overnight.
- Strain it.
- Add 1/2 cup of vinegar.
- Place the eggs in, and if necessary, add enough water to just cover them.
- Boil for about 15 minutes.
Dosage: 70 g of madder root for 15 eggs.
The madder root has medicinal properties. Its root contains important active substances like glycosides, citric acid, and other acids, as well as tannins and pectin substances, along with sugar, protein, and a little fatty oil. The glycosides are reported to have anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic effects on the urinary system.
Species: Rubia tinctorum.
Origin: Iran.
Details
The madder has medicinal properties. Its root contains major active substances such as glycosides, citric acid and other acids, tannic and pectic substances, as well as sugar, protein, and a small amount of fatty oil. Glycosides are reported to have anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic effects on the urinary system.
Easter egg dye
- We grind the madder root in a mortar.
- We boil it in water for 10'.
- We leave it for 2-3 hours or even overnight.
- We strain it.
- We add 1/2 a wine glass of vinegar.
- We put the eggs in and if necessary, add water to just cover them.
- We boil for ~15'.
- Dosage: 70 g of madder root for 15 eggs.
Specifications
- Type of Herb
- Madder
- Quantity
- 100 gr
- Concern
- Blood & Stimulation
Dietary Preferences
- Organic Product
- No
Important information
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