Lemongrass: The Purifying Plant
skin healing ā antibacterial ā digestive support
LemongrassĀ can be traced back to the 17th century in the Philippines and during this time it was shipped to other countries for use in perfumes and in cooking. For many Asian cultures lemongrass is consumed in recipes and is used in tea to treat fevers, irregular menstruation, skin irregularities and stomachaches. Due to its ability to reduce fever,Ā LemongrassĀ earned the name āfever grassā in some cultures.
TEA BLENDS WITH LEMONGRASS:
LemongrassĀ is refreshing, bright and citrusy. Its herbaceous essence inspires you to get back outdoors and let the sun warm your face. UseĀ Lemongrass Essential OilĀ to massage your muscles after gardening or relax with a cup of icedĀ Lavender Sage LemonadeĀ in the fresh mornings as you enjoy the rebirth and regrowth that surrounds us this time of year.
- LemongrassĀ is used for antibacterial and antifungalĀ issues. as well as to reduce chronic inflammation for conditions such as arthritis and cardiovascular disease.
- LemongrassĀ has a cooling energy that helps to soothe your stomach and keeps your digestive functions in check. It contains a component called citral that helps to digest food.
- LemongrassĀ is a great source of Ā Vitamin A and Vitamin C, which are essential nutrients for beautiful skin and hair. By improving the blood circulation, it clears up your skin, treats oily textures and also works on treating eruptions like acne, pimples and eczema.
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