Infusion of malojillo and pennyroyal mint to help with colds

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Hello happy and blessed day today in my garden there are several types of medicinal plants today I will talk about two that helped me a lot to counteract the covid 19 and the common cold not only to me but also to the neighbors I'm talking about malojillo and pennyroyal is the mint family.

The malojillo or lemon tree is a medicinal plant that has many healing properties during the pandemic by covid 19 was the infusion that I took twice a day not only me but also in my house and neighbors as it helps control respiratory problems my mom takes it to control her blood pressure is relaxing.

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Malojillo plant

The pennyroyal is of the mint family and when the leaves are rubbed it has a very rich smell, just like the malojillo, it has many healing properties, many people use it for digestive problems, but I use it for respiratory problems.

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Pennyroyal Plant

The infusion I prepare it with the union of the two plants I go to the garden I take only the branches that I am going to use for one or two big cups I wash them very well to avoid bacteria.

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Union of malojillo and pennyroyal plants

I put the branches of each plant in a pot with 3 cups of water so that when boiling, 2 of the two plants have a very rich smell, I love it, then cover and let it rest.

Preparation of the infusion


You can drink it hot you can add lemon and sugar to taste I drink it with honey if I have at home or without sugar when I want to prepare it as a refreshing drink I add mint leaves lemon in this opportunity if I use sugar and ice is super delicious.

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Ready-to-drink infusion

I take this infusion twice a day in the morning and hot at night. I recommend it if you suffer from respiratory problems, this infusion is the ideal one.

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That's awesome that you have those herbs in you yard and are able to use them to maintain good health, especially these days with covid around. Thanks for sharing the information.

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Greetings during the pandemic we left the plant without branches but the good thing is that it has recovered here at home we take good care of it because it has many benefits.

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Hello @nill2021,
One thing I do miss having is the wide array of medicinal plants at my disposal.
I spent yesterday with my sister-in-law in her garden, which has many of the common herbs that thrive well here in the UK. I forgot to get some clippings of rosemary and bay leaves, but I will do so on my next trip.
Thanks for sharing this with us, as it's always handy to know these different concoctions.
Have a lovely day:-)

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Hello at home there is a garden of flowers and medicinal plants my mom even uses them to season food too I have not yet come to use them I just prepare them in infusion my sisters when they come to visit they take a little bit of everything because we have variety have a blessed day

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Yes, they are lovely for cooking, especially the Lemongrass. You can stuff lemongrass in the capacity of a whole chicken when roasting, or you can use it to tie around chicken parts when cooking and many other ways too.

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I'm very envious of your malojillo hahaha. The one in my house dried up from so much cold infusions and that was last year, so we are unprotected this year.

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Greetings hahaha well what happens that here there were 3 the others disappeared during the pandemic and that one has grown because of the rains thanks for commenting blessings 🙏

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