Blackberry Dried Leaves

Description

Latin Name: Rubus Fruticosus

Origin Country: Albania

Blackberry leaves come from the blackberry plant, a perennial shrub native to every continent except Australia and Antarctica. It is a good source of tannins, iron and vitamin C and other antioxidants.

Here are some of the most important health benefits of Blackberry:

–  Astringent: Blackberry leaves are astringent  and are used for the treatment of gastric distress, including diarrhoea and stomach bloating and discomfort. The astringent qualities of blackberry leaf may also prove useful in soothing sore throat and treating haemorrhoids.

– Wound care: Another benefit of astringent tannins in blackberry leaves is their healing effecting on the wounds. External application of tincture or infusion made from blackberry leaves helps in the constriction of blood vessels and cure small injuries.

–  Antioxidants : Blackberry leaves have been traditionally used in herbal medicine as an antimicrobial agent and for their healthful antioxidant properties.

– Oral Hygiene : A preparation made from blackberry root, leaves and ripe berries can be used as a gargle to treat sore throats, inflamed gums and mouth ulcers.

To make an infusion, place 1-2 teaspoons of dried herb in a tea infuser or teapot or mug for each cup of tea you intend to brew. Cover with boiling water. Place on the lid (or cover your cup with a saucer). Allow the mixture to steep for 10 'to 15' minutes or overnight. Then strain the tea and serve. Drink 1-3 cups of tea a day. Add if you want honey, milk or lemon wedge for flavour.

Blackberry leaf is generally considered safe to use medicinally. Due to the high content of tannins found in the herb it can cause nausea and vomiting in some people. In any case you should consult with your healthcare doctor before using any herb especially if you’re taking other medications or having health problems.

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