Blessed thistle and its effects
- excellent for fever
- increases the making and release of bile
- settles the activity of the stomach
- supports digestion
- for brucellosis
- for undulant fever
- for shingles
- for poor digestion
- for sleeplessness
- for diarrhoea
- for illnesses of the liver
- for illnesses of the gallbladder
- for weakness
- for discharge
- for loss of appetite
- for chills
- for inflammation of the gums
- for illnesses accompanied by a raised temperature
- diuretic properties
- antiseptic properties
- for flatulence and bloating
- for water retention
- for vomiting
Blessed thistle stimulates digestion
Blessed thistle is used for its health benefits, above all for its ability to stimulate digestion and to support the function of the liver. The leaves and flowering tops of blessed thistle contain bitter-tasting compounds such as sesquiterpene lactones and flavonoids, which are believed to increase the appetite, improve digestion and support the health of the liver. Blessed thistle has traditionally been used to ease digestive difficulties, to stimulate the making of bile and to cleanse the liver. Thanks to its rich history, blessed thistle has earned a place in herbal medicine as a treasured botanical remedy.
Blessed thistle tincture
A tincture of blessed thistle is a simple and effective way of weaving this herb into your daily rhythm. The tincture holds the active substances of the plant and is taken in the form of drops. Let the great potential of blessed thistle work in your favour and let the world of herbs do its wonders