100 grams

Herb of the bitter 🌿 a concentrated natural resin extracted from the bitter tree, used in folk medicine to support immunity, purify the body, and care for the skin and mouth thanks to its antioxidant and antimicrobial properties. Benefits ✨ Immune health: The components of the bitter rich in antioxidants help support the body's defenses against external factors and free radicals. Body purification: Its infusion is popularly used to help cleanse the body of toxins and impurities when used in controlled amounts. Digestive support: Used in folk medicine to relieve indigestion, bloating, and some gastrointestinal inflammations. Oral and gum health: The infusion of bitter is used as a natural mouthwash to help soothe gum inflammations and reduce bad breath. Skin care: Included in skin mixes to help purify the skin, reduce pimples and their effects, and give a cleaner appearance with regular external use. Joint health support: Mentioned in folk medicine to relieve some joint pains and mild inflammations when used in certain recipes. Method of use 🫖 Infusion of bitter for drinking: Put a small amount of bitter in a cup of warm or boiled water, leave it for an hour to a whole night, then strain the infusion and drink a small amount according to the folk recipe or expert advice. Infusion of bitter for external use: The diluted infusion is used as a mouth and gum rinse or added to skin and hair mixes as needed, avoiding contact with the eyes and open wounds. Tips 💡 It is preferable to start with a small amount and observe the body's response before continuing. Do not keep the bitter infusion for long, and it is best prepared fresh or within a short period for use. The resin of the bitter should be stored in an airtight container in a dry, cool place away from moisture. Precautions ⚠️ Do not use in large quantities or for long periods to avoid potential side effects on the kidneys, heart, or blood pressure. Pregnant women: Bitter and its oil should be avoided during pregnancy; it may stimulate uterine contractions and increase the risk of miscarriage, and a doctor should be consulted before use. Diabetic patients, those taking blood thinners, or with chronic illnesses: It is advised to consult a doctor before regular use. Frequently Asked Questions ❓ Does bitter benefit immunity? It is popularly used to support immunity thanks to its antioxidant and antimicrobial properties. Is it suitable for skin and mouth? Yes, it is used externally in skin mixes and as a mouthwash for the mouth and gums in folk recipes, avoiding swallowing. Is it safe for daily use? It is preferable to use it intermittently and in moderate amounts, with a doctor's consultation especially for pregnant women and patients with chronic diseases.