Gardening
Abrotano macho: properties, benefits and how to take it
The male bush ( Artemisia abrotanum L ) is also known by other names such as country bush, lemon balm, majo, bush, boxwood, mesariegas, green balsam, ether grass, ether, worm grass, worm or headed thyme.
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The basement belongs to the Composite family and is originally from Europe, specifically Spain and Italy.
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It is a shrub that usually measures between 50 and 130 cm high, with pinnate leaves and its flowers are yellow in color, they are grouped in clusters that hang and its flavor is reminiscent of lemon.
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For medicinal uses the flowers and leaves are used
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Medicinal properties of male abrotanum (Artemisia abrotanum L.)
The male abrótano has flavonoids, phenolic acids, caffeic, chlorogenic, hydroxycoumarins and abrotanins.
It has aperitive, tonic, menagogue, vermifuge, astringent and balsamic properties.
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Benefits of male opener
Helps eliminate intestinal mucosa
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Stimulates digestive processes improving slow and heavy digestions
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It serves to expel intestinal parasites
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It is recommended for gastritis
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Improves canker sores or sores in the mouth
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Stimulates the production and elimination of bile
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Strengthens the liver and improves its functions
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Accelerates wound healing
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Improves cases of seborrheic dermatitis
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Helps eliminate dandruff
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It is used for difficult and painful periods
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It fights alopecia , in fact it is one of the oldest natural remedies to combat hair loss
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Its consumption is not recommended during pregnancy and lactation
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How to take the male opener
The most common and simple thing is to take it as an infusion . You just have to add a teaspoon for each cup of water, add hot water, cover it and let it rest for 4 minutes.
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It can also be prepared in tincture .
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When an external use is to be made, the opener can be applied externally in compresses or plasters .
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We can also make abrótano oil by leaving the flowers and leaves in a jar covered with oil for 5 weeks and then using it externally.
