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| Description: The rhizomatous perennial herb is about 30 to 90 cm high with quadrangular, purplish stems about 2 to 4 feet high. Leaves are short but distinctly stalked about 2 inches or more in length and ¾ to 1 ½ inches broad. Margins are finely toothed and surfaces are smooth both above and beneath. Flowers are reddish-violet found in axils of upper leaves forming loose and interrupted spikes and rarely bear seeds. Calyx is tubular having five sharp, hairy teeth and corolla is four cleft, stamens are four short and ovary is four celled and style projects ending in a bifid stigma. Plant has characteristic odor with volatile oil found in all parts. Health Benefits: Digestive conditions It is used for treating gas, ulcerative colitis, irritable bowel syndrome, dyspepsia, Crohn's and colic. It stimulates digestive secretion through its choleretic and bitter properties. The bitter principle promotes pancreatic secretions and choleretic effects which stimulates the flow of bile and promotes solubility of bile. Infections Peppermint has antiseptic and diaphoretic qualities which are helpful for treating colds and flu, coughs bronchitis and sinusitis. Peppermint may relieve digestive symptoms, such as gas, bloating and indigestion. Studies conducted on animal shows that peppermint soothes digestive system and eases pain. It prevents contracting of muscles and relieves spasms in gut. Warm peppermint teas promote perspiration and recovery. Relieve tension headaches Peppermint acts as a pain reliever and muscle relaxant which diminishes certain types of headaches. Peppermint oil promotes blood flow and offers cooling sensation. Apply peppermint oil to forehead and temples to lower pain after two hours. The review of 14 clinical trials conducted on 2000 children showed that peppermint lowered frequency, length and severity of abdominal pain. Freshens breath Peppermint is used as a flavoring for mouthwashes, toothpastes and chewing gum. Besides pleasing smell, it has antibacterial properties which eliminate germs which causes dental plaque and improves breath. Intake of peppermint tea improves breath. Relieve sinus Peppermint has an antiviral, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory property which combats clogged sinuses due to infections, allergies and common cold. The peppermint tea has not been studies for effects on nasal congestion. Provides energy Peppermint tea promotes energy levels and lowers daytime fatigue. The natural compounds provide beneficial effects on energy. Relieve menstrual cramps Peppermint has muscle relaxant properties providing relief from menstrual cramps. Peppermint tea helps to improve the symptoms. The peppermint extract capsules are effective as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug in lowering the intensity and duration of pain. Combat bacterial infections Peppermint tea has antibacterial effects that effectively kill bacteria. It prevents and eliminates growth of food borne bacteria including Salmonella, Listeria and E. coli and mango juice. It eliminates several types of bacteria resulting illness to humans including Staphylococcus and pneumonia linked bacteria. Improve sleep Peppermint tea acts as muscle relaxant that helps to relax before bedtime. Peppermint helps to enhance sleep. Supports weight loss Peppermint tea is calorie free and pleasantly sweet flavor making it a smart choice to lose weight. The peppermint oil capsule lowers appetite in comparison to taking peppermint.
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