Natural Organic Red Carnation Flowers Dianthus Caryophyllus Dried Floral Tea

Carnations, also known as Dianthus caryophyllus, have long been brewed in tea can help relieve stress and nervousness. Carnations grown, cultivated and dried in tea brews are also used to treat minor depression and fatigue.

 

In Europe, on folk medicine infusions or tea brewed from carnations to help nervousness and some coronary disease, but also for nausea caused by seasickness relief.

 

In massage oils, his carnations are used to promote healing of the skin and vitality that not only soothes and restores skin to increase, but creates an odor that many find soothing and calming.

 

In ancient China, carnation flower tea was widely used around the body and mind to relax and to recover energy in the body.

Carnations contain substances that calm the nervous system, reduce inflammation and swelling and can help restore natural hormonal balance in women with a nervous conditions associated with hormonal imbalances, according to the Worldwide Health, a medical source alternative. Carnations are long used to the tone in the uterine tissues to reduce, reduce the discomfort of menstrual cramps.

 

Carnations also be used in the treatment of endometriosis, that an excessive growth of endometrial tissue that normally only grow in the uterus, but can also proliferate other pelvic organs such as the fallopian tubes and ovaries. In that case, carnation tea or supplements used to relieve stress, anxiety and insomnia in those with hormone imbalances that contribute to endometriosis, endometriosis and other side effects such as constipation, caused by excess tissue or scar tissue relieve the pelvic region.

Carnation oils have therapeutic benefits for the treatment of skin rash and act as a conditioner for the skin. Many women use carnation oil to treat and the appearance of wrinkles and conditions such as rosacea and eczema to minimize. 

Carnations have been used in medicine to help reduce fever and pain, in addition to the improvement of the liver, stomach, and the health of the heart.