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The healing power of rosemary

  1. Rosemary is a wonderfully smelling plant. He gives soups, sauces and salads a fragrant aroma. The rosemary plant is also traditionally known as a medicinal plant. Rosemary is originally a Southern European plant, but it also grows in the Netherlands when it is in a warm place. He needs sun and shelter. You can pick the flowers in May and June to use them in dishes and the leaves especially in September.

The origin of rosemary

  1. Rosemary was created in the following way. Libanotis was a young man of faith. Libanotis, meaning frankincense, was often found in the temple and had transcended earthly pleasures. His peers from the village where he lived could not tolerate this well. They gossiped about him, made fun of him and made his life very difficult. The gods came to the aid of Libanotis. They turned him into a bush created by the ancient Greeks

Phytonutrients and Essential Oils

  1. There are all kinds of vitamins, minerals and phytonutrients

Friendship, memory and rosemary

  1. Thomas Moore said of rosemary: ¨ I grew rosemary within my garden walls, not only because it loves my bees, but because this is the herb dedicated to memory and friendship, why twig speaks a stupid language

Charlemagne and rosemary

  1. Charlemagne ordered that all herb gardens in his territory should be grown rosemary along with thyme, sage, lilies, roses, clover, gherkins, cumin, melon, caraway, anise, heliotrope, fennel, endive

Rosemary drinking tips

  1. You can mix rosemary in a homemade herbal tea

Medicinal properties of rosemary

  1. Rosemary is said to be good for the skin. In the Netherlands, washing was done for a long time with a few sprigs of rosemary in the bath water. Scientific studies confirm that rosemary sprigs are good for the skin because rosemary has very strong antioxidant properties

What diseases is rosemary effective against?

  1. The bactericidal properties of rosemary work through in the blood. The blood is cleansed by rosemary, just like the liver. Eczema can develop less quickly due to better liver function. In addition, rosemary reduces fever. It counteracts muscle aches and rheumatic pains by eliminating the toxins and free radicals responsible for this more quickly if you eat or drink rosemary often. Like many green herbs

Rosemary eating tips

  1. Rosemary is ideal for a salad dressing. A pinch of rosemary is delicious in the home-made muesli or oatmeal. It gives a very surprising taste effect and it never hurts to vary. Rosemary is a great herb for an omelet. Rosemary is an excellent herb to be used in a vegetable smoothie. Try baked mushrooms with rosemary. Sprinkling the boiled potatoes with rosemary gives the potato a wonderful extra flavor palette.

  2. Rosemary is ideal for a salad dressing. A pinch of rosemary is delicious in the home-made muesli or oatmeal. It gives a very surprising taste effect and it never hurts to vary. Rosemary is a great herb for an omelet. Rosemary is an excellent herb to be used in a vegetable smoothie. Try baked mushrooms with rosemary. Sprinkling the boiled potatoes with rosemary gives the potato a wonderful extra taste palette.



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