How to make thyme tea - Boil a pot of water and then add the leaves of the plant. Let the tea steep for 5-7 minutes before drinking.
Used on a regular basis in cooking, thyme is one of
the most common herbs on the planet. The thyme tea can help you with a number
of different things. It can be used as a mouthwash, and its antiseptic
qualities will help sore throats, infected gums, and more. It's a common
ingredient in most major mouthwashes, in fact. The tea itself also has numerous
antifungal properties and is often used to combat skin parasites and athlete's
foot, used in both oral and topical application.
Thyme tea has also been show to help with headaches
and pain from inflammations like rheumatism. Gas and flatulence are also
lessened through its use, and its healing properties for treating coughs due
to colds and flu are well documented. It can also help ease bronchial troubles
as well as providing assistance in overcoming anemia. Even some intestinal
problems can be relieved through the use of this versatile tea.
Thyme cures styes and aids pink eye. It cleans scrapes
and cuts immediately with its antiseptic and disinfectant properties. Thyme
treats women with menstrual cramps and PMS symptoms also. Some people claim
that it may help the alcoholics quit their habit.
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