The flowering tops are traditionally used for digestive purposes, to heal wounds and to soothe pains related to menstruation.  Also soothes irritated eyes or skin.

Especially indicated for liver and kidneys according to popular tradition, LINDEN TREE SAPWOOD aids digestion in cases of bloating and stimulates the secretion of bile. Its ability to eliminate toxins makes it ideal in case of joint problems or cellulite.

Star Anise is traditionally used to facilitate digestion and avoid bloating.

The most fragrant of the classic Basil varieties, with a hint of lemon, is perfect on tomato salads or in a "pistou" soup.

This particular variety is a perennial crop grown as an annual crop in the Provençal region. It has medium sized leaves and small cream-coloured flowers bunched together in long spikes.

Its antibacterial leaves are traditionally used to stimulate digestion, calm stomach cramps and treat pulmonary, pharyngeal and rheumatic conditions. Basil leaves contain essential oil, tannins, antioxidants, vitamins C, K, beta-carotene, iron, calcium and magnesium

Bell Heather is traditionally used to aid elimination and to calm joint pains and inflammations of the urinary tract.

Matricaria is traditionally used as an appetite stimulant as well as to aid digestion and avoid bloating, soothe eye irritations or migraines and facilitate menstruation. 

Blackcurrant leaves are traditionally used for joint, venous and urinary problems.

 Lemongrass is traditionally used to treat digestive disorders, fever, insomnia and stress.

A mild sedative with soothing properties that promote regular sleep rhythms.

Fennel is mainly effective against flatulence and other digestive difficulties; it is indicated for stomach aches in infants.

It also has expectorant and relaxing properties and can help to relieve menstrual pain.

Generally used for its diuretic, detoxifying and anti-inflammatory properties.

 Gentian roots are traditionally used to stimulate both appetite and digestion.