The leaves of ivy (Hedera helix) have positive effects and act as stimulants, antipyretics, and diaphoretics. They regulate the menstrual cycle and restore affected tissues to their original condition from ulcers, edema, and tumors. Additionally, they provide pain relief for rheumatism and aches.

Relief properties in the respiratory system: Ivy is considered to have secretory properties and is traditionally used to relieve bronchitis, cough, respiratory diseases, and voice problems.

Anti-inflammatory properties: Ivy has known anti-inflammatory properties and can be used externally to relieve skin irritations, burns, insect bite irritations, and other skin conditions.

Use as an emulsifier: Dried ivy leaves can be used to prepare emulsions or external ointments, which can be applied to the skin for relief from skin issues.

Support for digestion: In some traditions, ivy has been used to support digestion and relieve indigestion and other digestive system problems.

Before starting any therapeutic use of herbs, including dried ivy leaves, it is essential to consult your doctor.