What does it help with
- Liver and gallbladder inflammation
- Diarrhoea and intestinal inflammation
- Throat and gum inflammation (gargling)
- Detox and blood cleansing
Active compounds
Tannins, flavonoids (luteolin), bitter compounds, essential oils, vitamin C, K.
Tannins constrict mucous membranes and stop diarrhoea. Bitter compounds stimulate bile production.
How and when to harvest
Harvest periodJune – August
Plant partsflowering herb (upper parts)
Dryingshade, 40 °C
Shelf life1 year
Preparation methods
TeaTinctureGarglingCompress
Pro tip: Agrimony is a gentle and safe herb — suitable for children and older people.
Recipes
1 Tea for diarrhoea ▾
2 teaspoons dried herb pour 250 ml water, steep 10 minutes. Drink 3× a day.
2 Tea for the gallbladder ▾
Agrimony with chicory and dandelion (1 teaspoon each). Boil 15 minutes. Drink 2× a day.
3 Gargle for a sore throat ▾
Strong tea (3 teaspoons/250 ml) use as gargle solution 4× a day for throat inflammation.
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