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The yarrow herb is touted for its therapeutic benefits.an amazing tea that can help with colds and flu
The yarrow herb is touted for its therapeutic benefits. The plant can be collected and dried and then used as herb for various medicinal purposes. Traditionally, this herb has been used for used as an antiseptic, wherein, the leaves of this herb were used to heal wounds and open sores with their homeostatic action. Yarrow herb has been used as first aid in the battlefield as recent as World War I. The leaves of this herb has astringent properties, which when applied on a bleeding wound, stops bleeding. This is why the herb is also known as a nosebleed. The dried and powdered form when sprinkled on abrasions conduce to faster healing. Infusions of yarrow leaves, flowers and stems can also speed the healing of hemorrhoids, rashes, skin ulcers, etc.
Some other yarrow herb uses are as follows:
This herb works as an effective mosquito repellent. For low maintenance, naturalized landscapes, this herb is used for ornamental purposes. It also helps the neighboring plants to become more resistant to disease. Moreover, it's also a great food source for animals like the deer, pronghorn antelope and the bighorn sheep. Domestic sheep and goats also derive part of their nutrition by consuming this herb.
To use: Place one teaspoon of tea per person into a warmed pot or mug infuser and add hot water. Allow to steep for 5 minutes, or longer if a strong infusion is required, then strain into mugs. A little HONEY or other natural sweeteners can be added if desired.