Phytotherapy

Use of medicinal plants to treat conditions such as anxiety, respiratory infections, and digestive problems.

Phytotherapy

It is a therapeutic approach based on the use of medicinal plants and herbs to treat various conditions and promote health.

Herbal therapy has ancient roots in various cultures around the world, from ancient China, India to Indigenous traditional medicine where knowledge of their healing properties has been passed down from generation to generation through herbal practices.

Additional Benefits

1. Fewer side effects: Herbs often have fewer side effects compared to pharmaceutical drugs, making them safer for many people.

2. Treatment of specific conditions: Herbs have been used to treat a wide range of conditions such as insomnia, anxiety, respiratory infections, and more.

3. Strengthening the immune system: Herbs like echinacea and astragalus can help strengthen the immune system, contributing to disease prevention.

4. Pain relief: Plants like turmeric and white willow contain compounds with anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties that can relieve pain.

5. Improved digestion: Mint, ginger, and other herbs can alleviate digestive problems such as indigestion and stomach upset.