Also known as stinging Nettles, the plant offers iron and potassium when brewed as a tea. Nettles is also recommended for ulcers and other digestive disorders.
A wild weed, it grows typically two feet in height.
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Nettles
Also known as stinging Nettles, the plant offers iron and potassium when brewed as a tea. Nettles is also recommended for ulcers and other digestive disorders.
A wild weed, it grows typically two feet in height.
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I don't have nose bleeds often, thank goodness, but this is a great natural thing to have in case you do!
Stopping by on the A to Z challenge...didn't know this but thinking that it could be useful in my storytelling.
They are so plentiful in our area. I really dislike inadvertently brushing up against them, because they sure do irritate the skin! They are an amazing weed though when handled and processed properly!
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