Damiana-Tee
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Use of damiana:
- as damiana tea
- as an ingredient for liqueurs and other drinks
- for smoking
Damiana (Turnera diffusa) grows as a bushy shrub, but under good conditions it can grow up to one meter high. up to one meter high under good conditions. Small leaves hang from the strongly branched twigs, which are serrated at the edges. the edges. The tiny yellow flowers develop into oval fruits over the course of the summer.
The trade in damiana is particularly flourishing in Mexico. Here, the herb is generally known as a valuable remedy and is often drunk as Damiana tea. For the production of medicines However, it is not the fruit of the damiana plant that is used to make medicines. Rather, it is the damiana leaves that are said to have a positive effect is said to have.
The damiana leaves are simply removed from the branches and then carefully dried. Now the herb can be brewed into a strongDamiana tea. Dried damiana leaves are also sometimes used to make a liqueur. also made into a liqueur.
Damiana was used as a drink by North American Indians and the Mayans of Central America. As an incense Damiana leaves develop a very pleasant herbal-sweet scent.
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| Cultivation: | Wildsammlung |
|---|---|
| Menge: | 100, 100g |
| Origin: | Mexiko |
| Pflanze Latein: | Turnera Diffusa |
| Pflanzenname: | Damiana |
| Pflanzenteil: | Blätter, geschnitten |
| Verordnet als: | Folia Damianae |
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