Agrimony: An ancient healing herb with modern uses

 Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) had been used by ancient Greek and Roman healers to treat wounds, digestive issues and liver disorders. It was a staple in medieval European monastic gardens and is known by other names such as "church steeples" and "sticklewort."

Rich in tannins, flavonoids, phenolic acids and coumarins, agrimony boasts anti-inflammatory, antioxidant and antimicrobial properties. These compounds contribute to agrimony's effectiveness in treating skin conditions, reducing inflammation and combating oxidative stress.

Agrimony is known to help with diarrhea and IBS, aid liver detoxification, treat eczema and wounds, alleviate respiratory ailments and reduce inflammation and oxidative stress.

Beyond its medicinal applications, agrimony’s mildly bitter, earthy flavor makes it suitable for herbal teas, infused honey and nutrient-rich broths, offering both flavor and health benefits.

Steeped in folklore, agrimony was historically believed to ward off evil spirits and protect livestock. Today, it remains a versatile herb used in natural wellness practices, though consultation with a healthcare professional is recommended before use....<<<Read More>>>...