- What is the daisy for
- Daisy properties
- How to use the daisy
- Side effects of daisy
- Contraindications of daisy
The daisy is a common flower that can be used as a medicinal plant to fight respiratory problems and assist in wound healing.
Its scientific name is Bellis perennis and can be purchased at street markets, markets, health food stores and handling pharmacies.
What is the daisy for
The daisy serves to help in the treatment of phlegm, fever, gout, joint pain, swelling, furuncle, purple spots on the skin (bruise), scratching, intestinal breakdown and nervousness.
Daisy properties
The properties of the daisy include its astringent, anti-inflammatory, expectorant, soothing and diuretic action.
How to use the daisy
The used parts of the daisy are its center and the petals.
- Daisy tea: put 1 spoonful of dried daisy leaves in 1 cup of boiling water, let stand for 5 minutes and drink throughout the day.
Side effects of daisy
Side effects of the daisy include contact dermatitis in allergic individuals.
Contraindications of daisy
Daisy is contraindicated during pregnancy, in young children and in patients with gastritis or ulcers.
