Basham herb 250 grams

The herb Al-Bisham is a plant that follows the shrub Al-Bakhouria, its original habitat in the mountainous areas or in the valleys in the regions of Mecca and Medina. The herb is seasonal, with its leaf bloom linked to the season of heavy rains. The herb has multiple names, some call it Al-Balsan Al-Ajloni or Al-Balsan Al-Jalaadi, and the herb contains Balsam Mecca, which is extracted from its leaves and among its trunks. Its benefits and uses are numerous, so here are the most important: Specifications of Al-Bisham herb: Product name: Al-Bisham herb. Shape: Wide trunks from which leaves grow, and it has arched veins. Scent: It has a fragrant, aromatic smell. Weight: 250 grams. Habitat: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on the slopes of Mecca and Medina mountains. Classification: Natural herbs. Uses of Al-Bisham herb: For burns: The herb has a fragrant natural aroma, so it is used as a Miswak to perfume the mouth and eliminate bad odors. Extracted from the roots of Al-Bisham herb is a juice used as an antiseptic and disinfectant to eliminate bacteria and fungi. Its leaves and bark are used to make a drink that helps to disinfect the stomach. From the shrub's bark, a viscous liquid similar to oil is extracted and called Balsam Mecca. The bark of Al-Bisham herb helps in treating headaches. It acts as an effective and strong remedy for toothache and sore throat. It treats cough and shortness of breath, and is also boiled and drunk to treat fever. It improves the functioning of the digestive system and helps treat indigestion. An effective treatment for gout, and also relieves joint pain. The Hazarmut Store offers more distinguished natural herbs such as the Hidal herb and also the Damiana herb, and you can browse more other sections including natural oils or household products. What is the original habitat of Al-Bisham herb? The herb is a seasonal plant that grows and blooms with the fall of rain, growing in Mecca and Medina above the highlands and valleys and on mountain slopes. What are the most famous names of Al-Bisham herb? It is known by several names including Balsam Mecca, Balsan, Bisham Yemen, also Love of Balsan, Abu Sham, and the name Balsan Al-Ajloni.