Why it's good to drink rosemary tea.

Rosemary has many phytotherapeutic uses, being both a spice, a melifera plant (rosemary honey is highly appreciated), but also a product commonly used in the cosmetics industry. Rosemary is recognized for activating and improving digestive functions and especially for facilitating gallbladder function (it is collagogue, facilitating the evacuation of the bile). It is an antispastic and has a stimulating action on the nervous system, being indicated in the treatment of various cases of asthenia. It is also used to treat ENT infections, especially for coughing and bronchitis. It is used externally to reduce rheumatic pain or to treat problems related to peripheral blood circulation. Apply in the form of compresses with rosemary decoction or in the form of creams, gels or lotions containing essential oil of rosemary.

A bath that adds rosemary oil is an excellent way to fight rheumatism or fatigue, writes Agerpres. For therapeutic purposes, the aerial part of the plant is used, the properties of rosemary being given by leaves and blooms.