Icelandic scrubber 15g BIO

Herb for vaporization - Icelandic bio scrubber 10g

Active substances: cetrarin, lichenin, isolichenin, licheno-stearic acid, fumaric, oxalic, silicon and tartaric acid, polysaccharides, mucus, dyes and minerals.

Recommended vaporization temperature: 100°C to 125°C

Action: Soothes irritations of the gastrointestinal tract, improves digestion and stimulates metabolism, improves the absorption of nutrients, and can also be helpful for the treatment of stomach and intestinal ulcers.

Icelandic lungworm also called Pulmonaria officinalis is a bold plant that has long been used around the world to treat various lung ailments. It is a perennial plant that grows well in contrast to other early seasonal plants such as Iris, Ferns, Hellebores and Cristata. However, these plants cannot be grown everywhere and come from western Asia and Europe.

There are about 18 species of lungworm, which grows wild. However, the taxonomy of this type of plant is very confusing. The botanical name Pulmonaria comes from the Latin word Pulmo, which means lung. While the very name of the common honeysuckle consists of the word lung indicating its therapeutic meaning for the lungs. In ancient times, a theory called the Doctrine of Signature was introduced, which states that herbs or parts of them resembling human organs can help in the treatment of diseases of this organ.

At that time, the lung was also brought to light in the treatment of lung diseases. Gray spots on the leaves resemble an infected lung. This herb is usually given to treat respiratory disorders, diseases of the intestines and stomach, urinary tract and kidney ailments. It is also used to treat cough, tuberculosis and relieve fluid retention.

Vaporization of icelandic lungworm - how can it help?

· Soothes irritations of the gastrointestinal tract

· Helps relieve muscle aches & headaches

· Stimulates the immune system.

· Improves digestion

· Stimulates metabolism

The active substances contained in the plant may also cause other effects during vaporization. Consult your doctor if you are allergic to any of the compounds in the plant. We recommend that you follow the temperature range of vaporization of herbs.