Nettle leaves
Herbs
Scientific name: Urticae folium
Synonyms: Nettle herb, hair nettle herb, hemp nettle herb
Family: Urticaceae
Where the plant is found: Central and Eastern Europe
Characteristics: The leaves, which are black-green on top and light green underneath, have scattered stinging hairs and many small bristly hairs.
Use & preparation
Nettle leaves
Application
Traditionally used to flush the urinary tract,
supportive for mild urinary tract complaints.
Traditionally used to relieve mild joint pain.
These applications are based exclusively on the
longstanding use of the medicinal product in the
areas of application.
Effect
Blood-forming, hemostatic, blood-purifying, metabolism-promoting
Tea preparation
Pour boiling water (approx. 150 ml) over 4 teaspoons of nettle leaves (approx. 2.8 g) and strain through a tea strainer after about 10 to 15 minutes if necessary.
Dosage
Unless otherwise prescribed, drink one cup three to four times a day.
Indications
Flushing therapy is not indicated for edema due to impaired heart or kidney function.
Contained in:
Nettle leaves 30 g - PZN 02196533
Nettle leaves 60 g - PZN 14337832
Bladder and kidney tea - PZN 03962225
Inner Balance - PZN 16739339
Alkaline tea - PZN 16122478
Base tea in a pyramid tea bag - PZN 16123911
