Stimulating baby’s appetite

Your baby doesn’t want to eat? Here is an empiric method you can try: finely grind some chamomile flowers and add sugar for half the weight of flowers.
A tsp of this powder dissolved in some water and given to the baby before meals, will act as an appetizer and will stimulate his appetite.

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Anti-stress treatment

Try to prepare this calming tea if you feel really stressed and exhausted, rather than taking a tranquillizer:
This mixture is made up of:
4 parts of orange leaves and flowers, 3 parts of passion flower, 1,5 parts of linden, 1 part of chamomile flowers, half a part of fennel seeds and half a root of valerian.

Buy and gather these herbs. Then keep them in a wooden box or a matt glass pot. Pour 2 tsp of this mixture in a cup of boiling hot water, cover and let it stand for 5 minutes.
It’s recommended to drink a cup of this infusion twice per day, in the morning on an empty stomach and in the night before going to sleep.

And then, twice per week, you can have a bath adding linden flowers decoction (boil a handful of linden leaves and flowers in 1 l of water for 10 minutes), which acts on skin nervous endings and makes wrinkles disappear.

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Blackheads and excessive transpiration: sage remedies

We have spoken a lot about sage action for liver, bowel and stomach disorders, as well as for throat, teeth and gums inflammation (external use for gargles).

And it’s also used as cosmetic remedy for your face care (applying an infusion), in case of asphyxial skin and blackheads.
Sage bath is very refreshing, deodorant and calming for excessive transpiration.

By the way, in case of insect stings, rubbing a leave is enough to give relief.

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