Leustean: Lesser Health Benefits

Due to its therapeutic properties, leestean is an excellent remedy for the prevention of respiratory, endocrine, kidney, urinary and immune system. It is an effective remedy in a multitude of diseases such as anorexia, cold, flu, sore throat and tonsillitis. It has anti-allergic effects, diminishes inflammation and soothes itching. The leupean oil decreases tension and stimulates diuresis. Tea made from leesy seeds quickly soothes stomach aches. indoor photo and home page: Dani Vincek Shutterstock The balancing can be controlled by pre-meal three to six tablespoons with leaf infusion combined with leesseed.

Irritable bowel syndrome and colitis are improved by fresh leptin consumption, and a mild infusion of leucine leaf twice a day. Its leaves are an excellent digestive tonic, which increases the secretion of juices, drives the incontinence and moves the digestive tract. A recent study shows that the flavonoids contained in this plant's leaves have anti-inflammatory effects on the intestinal mucosa, while its volatile antiseptic substances regulate the flora of the digestive tract.