Seeds of the herb Al-Qaysoum (Achillea fragrantissima)

Seeds of the herb Qaisum 50 seeds. Common name: Qaisum herb. Scientific name: Achillea Fragrantissima. Qaisum or Achillea is a genus of herbaceous plants of the Asteraceae family, including about 100 species, among them the wart which has medicinal uses. Most species originate from Europe and temperate regions of Asia, with a few from North America. The Qaisum plant is a multi-shaped perennial with a fragrant aroma and a bitter taste. It is characterized by an upright stem and small, numerous white flowers, which is the part used to extract oil containing flavonoids and alkenes. It is used as an antispasmodic and diuretic. The herb of Qaisum may help heal wounds, and it may also possess anti-inflammatory properties with a positive effect on balancing the skin's pH and moisture content. It may help reduce inflammation and hemorrhoids and may alleviate pain and gastrointestinal cramps due to its antispasmodic properties, especially related to digestive issues such as irritable bowel syndrome.