Herbs are not just decoration, but proven helpers. The Greeks considered rosemary a symbol of memory.
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Basil has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects. Its aroma scents the kitchen and adds zest to dishes.
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Mint has been used by people as far back as 10,000 years ago. Its scent stimulates the senses and the tea soothes the stomach.
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Ancient students in Greece wore rosemary wreaths because they believed it improved memory.
Lavender is known for its relaxing scent. The oil helps to reduce anxiety and improve sleep.
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Lemon balm is known for its calming effects. In the Middle Ages it helped against insomnia and anxiety.
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Thyme is a powerful ally against colds thanks to thymol with antiseptic and antibacterial properties.
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Oregano is a key ingredient in Mediterranean cuisine. It contains carvacrol with antibacterial properties.
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600 mg of sage extract may improve memory and cognitive function in older adults. Suitable for meat dishes.
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Dill was eaten by gladiators for strength. It contains vitamins, supports digestion and is suitable for fish, sauces and spreads.
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Chives are a great addition to meals and a source of vitamin K. It has been cultivated since 5000 years ago in China.
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