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Green anise Seed Fruit Herbalism Pimpinella anisum L. Green anise Seed Fruit Herbalism Pimpinella anisum L. Green anise Seed Fruit Herbalism Pimpinella anisum L. Green anise Seed Fruit Herbalism Pimpinella anisum L.
Green anise Seed Fruit Herbalism Pimpinella anisum L. Green anise Seed Fruit Herbalism Pimpinella anisum L. Green anise Seed Fruit Herbalism Pimpinella anisum L. Green anise Seed Fruit Herbalism Pimpinella anisum L.

Green anise Seed Fruit Herbalism Pimpinella anisum L.

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Green anise seed Fruit, traditionally used for digestive disorders (epigastric bloating, sluggish digestion, flatulence) accompanied by mild gastrointestinal cramps.

What is Green Anise used for?

Green anise, this aromatic plant with a bewitching fragrance, is much more than a simple condiment. Do you know all the facets of its golden seeds, veritable herbal treasures? Cultivated with care and respect for the environment, the organically grown Green Anise we offer conceals unsuspected benefits, ready to improve your daily life.

Green Anise seeds are an ancestral remedy for digestive problems. Their secret? A cocktail of essential oils that stimulate the secretion of gastric juices, facilitating digestion while soothing bloating and flatulence. Imagine Green Anise tea as a caress for your digestive system, bringing relief and comfort after every meal.

In the fight against respiratory infections, Green Anise is a powerful ally. Its antiseptic and expectorant properties make it a natural and effective solution for colds, coughs and asthma. Inhaling its aromas can clear your airways, allowing you to breathe more freely and deeply.

Green Anise is also recognized for its beneficial effects on the nervous system. As a general stimulant, it helps combat fatigue and stress, bringing a feeling of well-being and revitalization. A cup of Green Anise seed tea can be the perfect remedy for a relaxing break in your busy day.

Green Anise's galactogenic properties support breastfeeding women by stimulating milk production. What's more, its antispasmodic effects offer relief from painful periods, bringing comfort and soothing relief during this often uncomfortable period.

In addition to its many internal benefits, Green Anise is also prized in cosmetics for its antioxidant and nourishing properties. Incorporated into skincare products, it helps to regenerate and tone the skin, leaving a radiant complexion and a sensation of unequalled softness.

In conclusion,Green Anise seeds are an invaluable source of benefits for your health and well-being. With its digestive, respiratory, nervous, feminine and cosmetic properties, it's a true gift of nature to incorporate into your daily routine. Don't wait any longer to discover the wonders these little seeds can bring to your life!

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How to use Green Anise?

UsingGreen Anise is both simple and versatile, offering a variety of options for enjoying its benefits. Whether as an herbal tea, decoction or even inhalation, each method of use brings its own set of benefits.

For an invigorating herbal tea, use 20 g of Green Anise fruit per liter of water and leave to infuse for 10 minutes. Drinking a cup before each meal acts as a eupeptic, promoting easy digestion, while after meals, it plays a carminative and antispasmodic role, reducing bloating and digestive discomfort.

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Cautions with Green Anise

Despite its many benefits, the use of Anise Vert requires a few precautions. It is contraindicated for people allergic to anise or anethole. Side effects such as allergic skin, respiratory or gastrointestinal reactions may occasionally occur. What's more, at high doses and over a prolonged period, Green Anise can have narcotic effects, slow circulation, lead to muscular paresis, cerebral congestion and chronic absinthism. It is therefore crucial to respect recommended dosages to benefit safely from the virtues of this plant.

What is its composition?

Green Anise is distinguished by its rich and varied composition, giving this plant its multiple therapeutic properties. Each element plays a key role in Anise Vert's efficacy, without being singled out individually. Here are the main components of our Anise Vert seeds:

Essential oils, Flavonoids, Antioxidants, Iron, Zinc, Calcium, Magnesium.

Presentation

Our Green Anise, Latin name Pimpinella anisum L., belongs to the Apiaceae family. This plant, with its rich ancestral history, is cultivated in regions where it can express its full aromatic and medicinal potential. Native to the eastern Mediterranean region and western Asia, it has found its way into our cultures in France, Greece, Egypt, Morocco and India. The fruit of the plant, used in our preparations, is carefully selected to offer you the best of its properties. Available in 50 g, 100 g, 175 g, 250 g and 1 kg formats.

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