Jardin d'occitanie Ecokraft Menthe Poivrée Bio 25 g is a sachet of plant to promote digestive comfort. This peppermint is grown in France.
This kraft plant sachet contains peppermint, which combines gustatory pleasure with digestive benefits. This plant is appreciated for its action on the digestive system. This stimulating action aids digestion after a hearty meal. It soothes flatulence and digestive spasms.
Its delicious taste is refreshing, whether you use it as a hot or iced infusion. It contains several active ingredients: rosmarinic acid, a member of the polyphenol family, and menthol, a member of the terpene family.
The digestion of meals is sometimes neglected. Yet it's important to know which foods are digestible, and which are rich in fiber, for example, to avoid indigestion. Neglected digestion can lead to a host of health problems. These include bloating, heartburn, flatulence, upset stomach, constipation and diarrhea, to name but a few. To remedy all these discomforts, it's advisable toimprove digestive comfort.
Peppermint has been recognized for centuries for its beneficial properties on the digestive system. Thanks to its stimulating action, it aids digestion after copious meals, soothing flatulence and digestive spasms. Its refreshing effect helps relieve feelings of heaviness after meals, providing much-appreciated digestive comfort.
Peppermint contains several active ingredients beneficial to digestive health. Among them, rosmarinic acid, a member of the polyphenol family, has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties that help soothe gastrointestinal irritations. Menthol, a member of the terpene family, has a cooling and analgesic effect, relieving abdominal pain and cramps.
In addition to its digestive benefits, organic peppermint offers a deliciously refreshing taste, whatever the method of consumption. Whether used as a hot infusion for a comforting after-meal sensation, or as an iced infusion to quench your thirst on hot days, it delights the taste buds while delivering its digestive benefits. Its fresh, minty aroma also makes it an ideal ingredient for flavouring certain dishes and beverages.
Neglected digestion can lead to a variety of health problems, including bloating, heartburn, flatulence, upset stomach, constipation and diarrhoea. It is therefore essential to improve digestive comfort by adopting healthy eating habits and incorporating plants with digestive virtues into your daily routine.
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What preparation method should I use?
Depending on the plant, and particularly the part used, the method of preparation differs. Infusion is preferred for leaves and flowers, and decoction for roots, stems and bark.
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What are the side effects and contraindications?
Plants should be consumed as part of a healthy, balanced diet.
The plant part used is the leaf.
This peppermint (Mentha Piperita) is produced in France, in the Haute-Garonne region, and has the "Agriculture Biologique" label. After harvesting, it is completely stripped by hand to retain only its aromatic organs: the leaves!
This peppermint sachet contains no preservatives, flavoring or added sugar.
Presentation - Packaging
Jardin d'occitanie Ecokraft Peppermint Bio is available from your online pharmacy. It is packaged in a 25 g recyclable kraft sachet.
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