herbs with healing properties

At this point there is no denying that global warming is real. The weather has been erratic and seasonal changes are not as predictable as it was before, making more people sick each time. “Flu” and “Allergy” season has become a year-long thing but we can protect ourselves by building up our immune systems to be stronger. And while there are supplements available at your local pharmacy and online ads are hounding your every swipe, we say the easiest way is to incorporate these functional foods into your everyday diet. Studies have shown these common herbs and veggies pack a punch and they make your food taste yummier too, so win-win.

BasilRich in antioxidants, Promotes blood health, Good for pain relief, Builds immunity 
Bay LeafRich in antioxidants, Promotes diabetes prevention by improving insulin stability, Anti-inflammatory and Minimizes yeast infections
ChiveCan be used as a natural bug repellant, Natural Diuretic and has strong Anti-bacterial properties
FennelGood for eye health, Lowers blood pressure and Good for digestion by providing relief from bloating and heartburn
GarlicAnticancer, Antimicrobial, Anti-inflammatory and Cardioprotective 
GingerHigh in anti-inflammatory properties, Aids in Digestion, Relieves Nausea and Lowers blood pressure
MintRelieves headaches and nausea, Aids in digestion by easing indigestion bloating and gas
ParsleyRich in antioxidant properties, Aids in digestion, Anti-bacterial and promotes fresh breath

Want a more comprehensive list? Let us know below and we’ll make sure to get that going for you all. Stay humble and for funsies be part of our IG community and follow us at @humbleearthinitiative 🌿

Sources:

https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/encyclopedia/content.aspx?contenttypeid=1&contentid=1169

https://www.nlm.nih.gov/about/herbgarden/list.html

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