FREE: 30/40/50 Wild Mint (Mentha arvensis)

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Mentha arvensis has hairy, broad, rounded leaves and lilac flowers. It spreads by growing rhizomes, horizontal stems. It is used worldwide for various ailments. Mint extracts and menthol related chemicals are found in numerous types of products such as food, drinks, creams, cough preparations, and cigarettes. Its fresh green color, hairy leaves and stems and sparse flower cluster differentiate Brookmint from its popular relative, Peppermint (Mentha piperita).

Historical Uses
Traditionally, Europeans used mint as a to treat flatulence, gastrointestinal and gall bladder disorders, and cough. The Aztecs used the plant in much the same way to treat flatulence, stomach pain and colic and to induce perspiration. They also made an infusion to treat insomnia. The oil is applied topically to treat aches and pains and in oral care. Aztecs bundled the herb and kept it for use during the year. This herb was also widely used by Native Americans.


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