Chamomile
AKA: Ground
Apple, Whig Plant, Maythen
Element : Water
Gender:
Masculine
Mundane Uses:
Chamomile
appears to contains chemicals that help promote relaxation and reduce
inflamation, though researchers have yet to identify which chemical
this is. It is often times used for common aches and pains such as
menstral cramping, colic, and fibromyalgia.
It is also
widely known for its aid in digestive complaints such as intestinal
gas, nervous diarrhea, stomach ulcers and travel sickness.
Placing cool
teabags on your skin or taking a bath filled with water and chamomile
oil may assist in soothing skin disorders such as exzema, burns, and
rashes.
Perhaps the
most popular use of chamomile is for headaches, and sleep
deprivation. It calms the nerves and reduces anxiety.
Magical Uses:
Magically,
Chamomile is an herb commonly used for purification, and protection.
To protect your home from phsychic or magical attacks sprinkle
chamomile in the corners of you home.
It is also
widely known as a calming aid, and can be used in an insence to
assist in peaceful sleep and meditation.
Chamomile is
also used for good luck. Gamblers have been known to wash their hands
in chamomile tea before heading to the tables.
Random Facts:
Chamomile has
been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years.
DISCLAIMER:
I have no medical degrees, and am not a doctor. Consult a physician before ingesting somthing new that you are unfamiliar with. These are my personal findings only. I do not reccommend using them until you have consulted your physician.
I've hear chamomile tea is awesome yet I've never tried.
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