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Matricaria chamomile from our own cultivation, grown in a 100% natural way on our land in Fermo, in the open countryside. The flower heads of Chamomile are picked by hand and dried at low temperatures.

• Produced by our Company!
• Matricaria chamomilla, dried flower heads;
• Pack of 50g, 500g and 1kg

Description

The common chamomile ( Matricaria chamomilla L. ) is an annual herbaceous plant belonging to the Asteraceae family. The species is widespread in Europe and Asia and is also naturalized in other continents. It grows spontaneously in meadows and in the open countryside and for many farmers it is considered as an infested weed.

Our farm cultivates common Chamomile on its own land, located outdoors in the countryside of Fermo, Italy. The cultivation is 100% natural, as no pesticides, herbicides, fertilizers or other chemical products are used. The harvest takes place during the flowering period, between May and July, when the flower heads are still mostly closed.

In order to keep all the properties of the flower intact, the drying is done in the shade and at low temperatures using special tunnels with ventilation and controlled temperature.

Usage tips

Infusion . Leave to infuse in boiling water for 5 minutes, then filter and drink while still hot.

To prepare the herbal tea, a teaspoon of dried flower heads is used in a cup of water.

Warnings

Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place.

Turmeric powder obtained from the rhizome of the Curcuma longa plant, dried at low temperatures and pulverized. Turmeric is a spice widely used in India and in a good part of the Asian continent, today it is also very common in Europe. Excellent for preparing risottos, cooked vegetables, legume soups. This gold-colored spice is also known as Indian saffron, it gives dishes a unique flavor and also a beautiful yellow color which also makes it an excellent natural dye.

• Ingredients: Curcuma longa, dried rhizome*
• Origin: Extra EU
• Package of 50g, 200g and 1kg

Description

Turmeric is a plant that belongs to the Zingiberaceae family widely cultivated in India, China and a large part of the Middle East.

The rhizome of this plant is used, both fresh and dried, to spice practically any dish.

For example, it can be used to spice risottos, instead of saffron, or to flavor a very normal pasta dish: just add turmeric to the cooking water or to its seasoning.

If, on the other hand, you want to give your steak an extra touch of flavour, add it at the end of cooking: it will not cover the flavour, but will delicately enhance it. By the same principle, you can use culcuma in meatballs, stew and ragout. For example, try the spiced roast with potatoes.

It can be consumed in addition to yoghurt, in infusions or in milk, preparing the famous golden milk. It can be added in powder form to bread dough or biscuit crust, veggie burger mix and even custard.

Usage tips

The best way to use turmeric is by combining it with a little pepper. Pepper ensures maximum absorption of its active ingredients. Even fats, such as olive oil improve its absorption.

So the advice is to use it raw in association with pepper and vegetable oil to season your dishes.

Warnings

Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place.

Pure Aloe Vera juice without aloin and without preservatives.

• 100% pure Aloe Vera juice, 5 times concentrated;
• Produced and cultivated by our farm!
• To be preserved in the fridge;
• Best consumed within 180 days;
• 100% aloin free Aloe vera juice;
• Glass container of 500 ml and 1 liter;
• Cold processed, juice and pulp of Aloe Vera;
• NO-GMO, gluten-free, without preservatives, without alcohol, without aloin, not cooked.

Not recommended for:

• Pregnant women or women that are breastfeeding.

Why should you buy from me?

• I offer an excellent value for money (from the producer to the consumer);
• The product is handcrafted in our laboratory;
• It is a natural product with no preservatives;
• It is aloin free;
• The leaves are cold processed in the darkness right after the harvest;
• The plants are grown on the ground in the open countryside of the Marche hills in central Italy.

How is it made?

Not everyone knows that Aloe Vera gel is largely made of water! We used a simple technique, effective to extract the water in excess, it is a completely natural procedure that does not deteriorate the beneficial principles of both the gel and the plant.

What is it useful for?

Aloe Vera gel is rich in enzymes, vitamins and minerals. This product is recommended to strengthen the natural immune defenses. It is useful in case of inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract, the respiratory tract, and inflammation in the muscles.

How to use it?

Take two or three spoons a day, twenty minutes before meals. Take after meals to soothe the stomach and promote the digestion. For children under 4 years, take two or three teaspoons.

Lavender officinalis essential oil, 100% pure and natural. Produced by steam distillation of Lavender officinalis flowers. Also for food use.

Useful for:

• Anxiety, nervousness and insomnia;
• Depression;
• Headaches;
• Acne, pimples;
• Too dry or too greasy skin;
• Beauty masks;
• Fungal infections of skin and nails;
• Dermatitis, eczema, urticaria and other skin irritations;
• Burns;
• Insect bites;
• Muscle pain (cramps, contractures, etc.)
• To get rid of moths;
• Digestive;
• Intestinal worms.

Other useful information:

• Pack of 10 ml
• Produced in Italy
• Ingredients: Lavender officinalis essential oil (also called Lavanda angustifolia, or Lavender vera)

Features

• How it is produced: 100% pure and natural essential oil, obtained by steam distillation of the flowering tops of Lavender officinalis (also called Lavanda Vera, or Lavanda angustifolia). Produced in a completely natural way, without the use of propylene glycol, or other solvents.
• Type of packaging: 10ml dark pharmaceutical glass container with dropper;
• Usable for: internal use, air diffusion, inhalations, application on the skin and on the hair, other (see "other applications");
• Contraindicated: For people allergic to lavender and for women less than 3 months pregnant.

Properties

The lavender officinalis essential oil is known for its versatility (not by chance, together with the Tea tree oil, it is the most used essential oil) and above all for its delicacy. It is one of the very few essential oils that can also be used pure on the skin and also on the skin of newborns and pregnant mothers (but never in the first 3 months of pregnancy and should never be applied on the belly).

What is it used for?

Lavender essential oil is an excellent balancing product for the nervous system, so it is useful both for people who are anxious and with problems of insomnia, and for those suffering from depression. Vaporized, or applied on the forehead (not pure, but mixing it with vegetable oils), it is excellent for sedating migraines.

It is also a product for beauty, as it stimulates cell renewal and has antioxidant properties. Hence, it is excellent against wrinkles.

It rebalances the production of sebum and is therefore suitable for both too dry and too fat skin. In case of insect bites (wasps, hornets, mosquitoes, etc.), it alleviates pain and, above all, if applied a few minutes after the incident, it counteracts the activity of the poison.

It helps to relax contracted muscles and has an antispasmodic action, very useful for example to reduce pain due to abdominal cramps, or to painful periods.

It has antifungal properties, so it is very effective against fungi of both skin and nails.

Used internally the lavender officinalis essential oil is an excellent digestive and helps eliminate intestinal worms (vermifuge properties).

These are the main applications of lavender officinalis essential oil:

• Anxiety and insomnia: hot baths, or a few drops in the air diffuser, or inhaling a tissue to which a drop of essential oil has been added;
• Depression: vaporize the essential oil in the room, adding water and a few drops of essential oil into the air diffuser, or breathing a tissue to which a drop of essential oil has been added;
• Migraines: by vaporization, or by mixing the essential oil with a vegetable oil to massage the temples;
• Acne, too dry or too greasy skin: the essential oil mixed with a vegetable oil is used to massage the face, or other areas of the body. You can also add 1-2 drops to produce beauty masks based on clay, or other natural products;
• Dermatitis, eczema, skin irritations: mix a few drops of essential oil with a vegetable oil and use for massages on the area of ​​irritated skin;
• Mycosis of skin and nails: mix a few drops of essential oil with a vegetable oil and use for massages on the skin or nails affected by mycosis;
• Contractures, muscle pain: mix a few drops of essential oil with a vegetable oil and use for massages on the area where the muscles are contracted and painful;
• Abdominal and menstrual pains: mix a few drops of essential oil with a vegetable oil and use for massages in the painful area;
• Cicatrizing and anti-inflammatory: mix a few drops of essential oil with a vegetable oil and use for massages in the burn area;
• Against the moths: pour 4 drops of lavender essential oil on a piece of wood and place it inside the closet. The linen will be impregnated with a very good smell of lavender and the moths will stay away from it.
• Digestive and vermifuge: used internally;
• Insect bites: for pure external use or diluted in vegetable oils.

Use Advice

1. Applications on the skin through massages

The lavender officinalis essential oil is one of the few essential oils which can also be used pure on the skin. However, used with some consistency tends to dry the epidermis, so it is always better to combine it with a fatty substance, such as vegetable oils (olive oil, sunflower oil, almonds, etc.), or with macerated oils, or creams.

Mixed with vegetable oil (or with a cream) the recommended dilution is:

• for children: 4 drops of essential oil for a tablespoon of vegetable oil/cream;
• for adults: 6 drops of essential oil for a tablespoon of vegetable oil/cream.

2. Internal use (ingestion)

The lavender officinalis essential oil from Erbe di Mauro is certified for food use, so it can also be ingested. You can add a drop to a lump of sugar, or a teaspoon of honey, or in water, or in fruit juices. Dosages should never exceed 2-3 drops at a time.

NB: Essential oils for internal use can interfere with many drugs. In this case, always consult an expert before ingestion.

3. Other applications

• Air diffusion in the environment: from 6 to 10 drops to be added to the water in air diffuser/vaporizer for the environment, or in the pan of the radiator to purify the air, promote breathing and fight unpleasant odors.
• Inhalation with the handkerchief: add a drop of essential oil to a handkerchief. Breathe in several times during the day.
• Hot baths: add a tablespoon of baking soda * (or vegetable oil, or milk) to the hot water of the bath, to which 10 drops of essential oil have been added. For a more effective action, after the bath it is advisable to dry well, without rinsing.
• Footbath: soak your feet (up to the ankles) in a container full of warm water to which a teaspoon of baking soda * (or vegetable oil, or milk), mixed with 4-6 drops of essential oil has been added. Soak for about 15-20 minutes.
• In the washing machine: add 10-15 drops (depending on the intensity of the desired perfume) directly in the bowl, mixed with detergent, or with a bit of bicarbonate. It helps for a good cleaning of the fabrics giving the clothes a pleasant clean smell.

* Essential oils are not soluble in water; while bicarbonate, or alternatively fatty substances (such as vegetable oils, or milk) have indeed the purpose of making them soluble in water.

Expiration

Expiry: after 5 years, if stored well in the dark, away from sources of heat.

Contraindications

The lavender officinalis essential oil is contraindicated to pregnant and breastfeeding women, to children under 3 and to those allergic to bitter orange.

The internal use is also not recommended in the presence of gastrointestinal inflammation because it can give rise to phenomena of intolerance to the digestive system.

Warnings

Never use pure on the skin or on the mucous membranes. Keep out of reach of children. Store in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and sources of heat.

All essential oils naturally contain potentially allergenic molecules such as cinnamaldehyde, citronellol, eugenol, citrus, coumarin, limonene, linalool, geraniol, etc. which can, therefore, trigger allergic reactions. For this reason, we recommend testing them before use, applying 1 drop dissolved in 30 ml of olive oil (or other vegetable oil) on the skin of the forearm and wait 48 hours for the possible occurrence of allergies.