The ancient Greek word for tobacco and spirit and courage (thumos – thumos) is the synonym for thyme. Thus, thyme (thyme, thymus) was earlier than others a medal for bravery, tonic, aphrodisiac, but also as a sign of pro – just something that stands out for strength, courage, spirit and emotion.
It has been valued since ancient times as a spice and medicinal plant and has gained much popularity and fame only from the famous “courage makes” the result. The Egyptians also knew. “Toutanchamun Thyme”: In his grave was a sprig of thyme. It is possible, however, that thyme was practiced by the Egyptians from other countries and regions, such as Minoan Crete.
As a result of thyme unfolds including a powerful antiseptic and antimicrobial action. Therefore, thyme, also known as the plant with the most healing properties, includes difficulty breathing, flu, toothache, sore throat, rheumatism and arthritis. Its properties can be described as follows:
- tonic tonic
- appetizing
- antiseptic
- antibacterial
- promotes sleep
- anticonvulsant
- anticonvulsant
- aphrodisiac
- expectorant
There is no doubt that thyme is often ideal as a tea for sore throats, colds, and even stomach aches.
FRIDAY: 2kg for 1 cup of water 3 times a day.
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