Nettle and its Benefits.
Nettle actually offers many health benefits and can be used in medicinal herbs and in the kitchen to prepare, for example, pasta, bread and tortillas.
Nettle contains flavonoids, coumarin, phenolic acids, tannins, polysaccharides, minerals such as calcium, potassium, iron and silicon and vitamins A and C. For the curative purpose the nettle is mainly used dried roots and dried roots.
Nettle leaves perform a tonic, purifying and diuretic action, which is why it is ideal for relieving urinary disorders and joint pain.
Nettle juice is recommended in cases of chronic diarrhea, anemia, gout, prostatic hypertrophy and abusive menstrual flow, it also serves for stomach and intestine ulcers.
Certainly, the main property of nettle is the diuretic and purifier, often recommended to better face the period, deflate and recover energy.
The purifying properties have positive effects on the maintenance of the prostate in greeting. In particular, it seems that some nettle compounds have benefited in case of prostatic hypertrophy, probably due to the reduction in the synthesis of inflammatory prostaglandins in the prostate.
The use of nettle has a hypoglycemic effect with beneficial effects in case of type 2 diabetes.
Nettle has an alkalizing action inside the body.
Nettle has beneficial properties for the hair, for the cosmic field, nettle is used to combat dandruff and hair loss, becoming a stimulating action in the circulation of the skin. Nettle lotions are also indicated against oily hair.