Teas are miracle cures that protect you from illness and help you fight negative moods. Below we present some of the healthiest teas and their benefits. St. John's wort tea People who sleep heavily and have a restless, tiring sleep, drink it in the evening[...]

Oak bark contains tannins (gallic acid, ellagic acid and cvercitanic acid), cvercitol, pectins, resins and mineral salts. For therapeutic purposes, the bark of young oak branches, three to five years old, harvested in spring, around March and April, is used. The active ingredients in [...]

We choose our teas based on the taste of their ingredients, the smell they give off or the properties they have. But if not stored properly, teas lose these properties. To enjoy our favourite teas for as long as possible, we need to [...]

The lime tree is considered a sacred tree in the folklore of Western European countries, and for the ancient Celts it symbolised selflessness. The linden tree is a champion of health. Here are its most important health benefits. Lime blossoms are detoxifying - they help to[...]

There are many health benefits found in tea. In fact, as you drink more tea, your health will improve. The most potent healthy elements in tea are polyphenols, which have powerful antioxidant properties. Antioxidants slow down the process of[...]

Thyme is one of the most fragrant herbs used in gastronomy, but its benefits go beyond the culinary sphere and its pleasant aroma. Thyme can be used successfully to treat a variety of health problems, from stomach aches, diarrhoea and arthritis to throat infections[...]

White wormwood contains a treasure trove of active ingredients, proving its effectiveness in treating numerous ailments. Since ancient times, herbalists have used the leaves and flowering tops (July-September), when the plant has a strong aromatic smell and a very bitter taste. Moreover, in [...]