The nettle strengthens and tones the whole body. It is a special remedy for childhood eczema and is beneficial for all forms of the condition, particularly for nervous eczema.

The nettle has astringent properties and can be used for nosebleeds or to relieve bleeding symptoms. It is a good tonic for anemia, as it contains minerals such as iron and vitamin C, which facilitate the absorption of iron by the body.

It cleanses uric acid from the body, relieving gout and arthritis, while the astringent properties stop bleeding. The herbal mixture is prepared as an infusion: pour one cup of water over 1-3 teaspoons of dried herb, cover it, and let it sit for 10 minutes. Strain and drink three times a day.

Additionally, the herb acts as an excellent diuretic, helping with issues of edema and kidney stones. In warm compresses, it is used for arthritis, joint pain, gout, dislocations, neuralgia, tendonitis, and sciatica. Hair rinses with lotion from the plant's root stop hair loss and dandruff.

The nettle helps with liver problems, bronchitis, and increases milk production in nursing women. It contributes to the improvement of metabolism and the maintenance of a normal weight. It has a positive effect on issues of sexual impotence and hypertension. It is an excellent detoxifier, tonic, and nutrient.

The infusion of the herb is flavorful and refreshing. For a decoction: 2 tablespoons of crushed preparation are submerged in a glass (200 g) of water, boiled for 1 minute, then the liquid is strained and consumed. 2-3 doses a day are recommended, preferably sweetened with honey or syrup.

Origin: Greece