Healing plant

• Natural Healing Method

Enhancing healing can be achieved through natural methods that offer results just as effective as standard medical treatments. Nature-derived seeds and plants provide a variety of solutions without chemicals. The advantage of using natural ingredients is that they act directly and quickly on the injury.

• The Most Common Plants

Among the most well-known natural remedies, Aloe Vera stands out with its healing virtues primarily targeting burns, but not only; it also offers hydrating benefits. It is highly recommended for reducing scars. In our kitchens, sage, considered a sacred plant, has many other properties. Its leaves can relieve insect bites.

• Healing Plants in the Garden

Our vegetable plots or gardens can be rich sources of plants beneficial to our health. Comfrey and borage provide numerous benefits to the garden (making herbal extracts, edible plants, pollinator-attracting plants…) but are also advantageous for our health. They have been used since antiquity for their healing and anti-inflammatory properties. Known as aromatic plants in the garden, savory and common thyme have interesting properties for the skin. Equally beneficial for internal and external use, these plants, traditionally cultivated in gardens or pots, are a natural and useful health asset.

• Flowering Healing Plants

Behind beautiful flowers are also plants with other virtues beyond ornamental value. Calendula, with its orange blossoms, is widely used in cosmetics. Nestled in the mountains, the charming yellow gentian also promotes healing.