GGW Armenian Wild Mint Leaf Tea, No Chemicals, No Fragrance, No Taste Enhancers, Only The Goodness Of Wild Mint, Leaf Tea Therapy

Mint (Mentha) is a perennial herb with a unique aroma and interesting history. There are more than 600 varieties of mint we're familiar with and the most common types are peppermint, spearmint and apple mint. The leaves and stems are harvested for numerous culinary and medicinal uses. Mint can be used both fresh and dried. The name "mint" comes from a nymph named Minthe or Menthe, a character in Greek mythology who, according to legend, was Pluto's girlfriend. Pluto's wife, Persephone, became jealous and turned Minthe into a ground-clinging plant. Although Pluto was unable to change Minthe back into a nymph, he gave her the ability to sweeten the air when her leaves and stems were crushed. Benefits Mint has been used for centuries to treat stomach and digestive problems and to freshen breath. The dried leaves were used to whiten teeth and as a pest repellent. Mint is still used in medicine, in beauty products and as a food additive. It can be used fresh or dried in salads, as a garnish for hot or cold drinks, or as a tea. It is also used in landscaping as an attractive ground cover or potted plant. A tea made from all-natural wild mint leaves and flowers helps: -Diarrhea -Headaches -Anxiety -Depression -Menstrual cramps -Upset stomach -Bloating -Reduces flatulence, heartburn -Cold/flu 1 Ingredient to a healthy you!!! USE : Place 2 teaspoon wild mint in a cup , pour boiling water and steep for 15 minutes , then strain. ENJOY! DISCLAIMER: The content of the above is the opinion of Go Green World and should not be considered medical advice. If you have any questions, it is recommended you seek the medical advice of a medical professional or a doctor in the field. GO♻️🌎 GO♻️🌎 GO♻️🌎 GO♻️🌎 GO♻️🌎 GO♻️🌎 GO♻️🌎 GO