Fitodry csalánlevél 50 g

Nettle, Latin name Urtica dioica, has long been known and used as a powerful blood-purifying herb. Its Latin name was formed from the word "uro" to burn, which is no coincidence, since the burning sensation of a nettle sting is familiar to everyone. The sap in the nettle is responsible for this feeling, which contains (among other things) histamine and formic acid. Fortunately, the formic acid becomes ineffective as a result of drying and cooking, so the plant no longer stings. There are many components in nettle that can have a positive effect on the human body. It is full of vitamins, especially vitamin C, B, K, U and provitamin A. In addition, the mineral content is significant, it is an excellent source of iron, but it also contains magnesium and zinc. It is also worth highlighting the content of chlorophyll, glucokinin, carotenoids and flavonoids. It can also be used well against coughs and asthma, it has effective anti-atherosclerosis properties, it is an excellent blood purifier and diuretic, it removes poisons and waste products from the body, it is very good for anemia due to its iron content, it is an effective remedy for urinary tract diseases, it has a positive effect on intestinal diseases, it has a beneficial effect on joints in the case of ailments, rheumatism and other muscle pains, a nice improvement can be achieved in the case of various skin diseases, and last but not least with its excellent immune-boosting properties