Spices
The spice trade has continued for thousands of years, many major routes in the world was shaped mainly due to demand for spices and roots. The great expedition of Magellan and Columbus are organizing, among other things, to seek new ways for their transportation needs. Spices were extremely valuable for our ancestors, not only because of the wealth of flavors and aromas that gave spice to various dishes, but also with their food preservative properties and health benefits, they also attributed magical properties.
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Cornflower – bluebottle
£2.50 – £3.50Cornflower is a very popular plant in Poland, distinctive flowers in blue are very valuable medicinal raw material, is used in kidney disease and swelling caused by water and salt retention in the body. The infusion is often used as compresses on the eyes.
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Rosa rugosa- rose petals
Traditionally rose petals were used during diarrhea, abdominal pain, and aids during colds because they do not show a strong grasp. The use of rose patches is indicated in infants and young children as an anti-inflammatory and diarrhea agent.
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