Thyme is not suitable for hot tempers

Thyme is not suitable for hot tempers

Thyme is good for relieving cold symptoms, said a herbalist.

Regarding the medicinal properties of thyme, Mohammad Tavakoli stated: Thyme is a warm-tempered plant that is effective in relieving the symptoms of colds, sinusitis, flu and infections in the body, and is also anti-cough, expectorant and anti-inflammatory for the mouth and throat.

He said that thyme sweat strengthens the body, soothes coughs, asthma and colds and antimicrobials, adding: the amount and method of consumption of this plant sweat is three cups a day.

Emphasizing that those who are hot-tempered can not use this plant, he continued: Thyme is one of the most widely used herbal medicines that can be used as a decoction and powder as a spice.

Hekmat Hazrati, one of the employees of the Medicinal Plants class and as a person who has been working in this profession for 10 years, said about the properties of this plant: Thyme sweat, anti-cold, anti-cough, anti-pertussis, anti-asthma, anti-sore throat and anti-diarrhea. Eliminates intestinal infections, jaundice and dehydration of tissues. The amount and method of consumption of the sweat of this plant three times a day, one half of a glass in equal proportions mixed with water.

He continued: Thyme sweat strengthens the stomach, is anti-flatulence, appetizing, diuretic and calms the nerves. For this purpose, the amount and method of consumption is twice a day, each time a half cup mixed with a second glass of water.

Hazrati pointed out: Thyme also kills children during office hours and the amount and method of consumption to solve this problem is three tablespoons in half a glass of hot boiled water that should be swallowed with sugar for 4 to 6 weeks before bedtime.

It is a precaution to avoid thyme during pregnancy, he said. Excessive consumption of this plant in the long run is harmful to the heart and thyroid gland.