RosemaryRosemary

Rosemary is a fragrant herb with a wide range of uses. Essential oils, bath products, detergents or foods made from rosemary are all popular among people. People in European and American countries call rosemary "morning dew of the sea," "sacred grass," or "Rose of Saint Mary." They believe that it represents loyalty between lovers and contains the meaning of rebirth. It is a very sacred herb. plant.

It is recorded in the ancient Chinese medicine book "Compendium of Materia Medica" that China introduced rosemary cultivation from the Western Regions very early. At that time, people cut the branches and leaves of rosemary into small pieces, packed them in small cloth bags, and wore them with them to prevent bacterial invasion. Or get rid of odor. Modern people also make rosemary into various aromatics, bath products, essential oils, etc., making it a good helper for cleaning and purifying the home environment.

Lai Chi Wo is grown in an ecologically friendly manner, harvested by hand, air-dried at low temperatures, and easy to store.

effect:

Oral administration - enhances memory, has beautifying effects, and can alleviate hangover, dizziness, and tension headaches. Rosemary has a calming, soothing and refreshing effect, and can relieve indigestion and stomachache to some extent. Soak it in boiling water and drink it 2 to 3 times a day to have a sedative and diuretic effect. It can also be used to relieve insomnia, heart palpitations, headaches, indigestion and other diseases. It also has the effect of strengthening the heart.

External administration - strong astringent effect, regulates greasy and unclean skin, promotes blood circulation, stimulates hair regeneration, improves hair loss, reduces wrinkles, and removes spots.