What are the effects and functions of chamomile?

Chamomile is an imported plant, similar in shape to chrysanthemum, but its medicinal effects are quite different from those of chrysanthemum. In recent years, chamomile has been increasingly used in the tea and traditional Chinese medicine markets, which shows how popular this herb is. Let's take a look at the effects and functions of chamomile.

1. Chamomile can eliminate headaches, migraines, or muscle pain caused by fever and colds; it can also resist aging and moisturize the skin. The tea can also be used as a hair nourisher. Drinking chamomile tea has a calming effect, making people gentler and kinder. In addition, it is also helpful for sleep and mood stability. Therefore, some beauty salons in Europe and the United States often entertain guests with chamomile tea before beauty treatment to relax the guests. It is now also used to inhibit inflammation and heal wounds. It has the effect of sterilizing and repairing skin lacerations. When used in skin care, it can moisturize, soothe and calm the skin and tighten pores. It also has a cooling effect and helps regenerate skin tissue.

2. It has an excellent soothing effect and can relieve anxiety, tension, anger and fear, making people relaxed, patient and peaceful. Relieving worries and calming the mind are very helpful for insomnia.

3. Chamomile has analgesic function. It can relieve dull muscle pain, especially pain caused by nervous tension, and is also helpful for lower back pain. The same effect can also calm headaches, neuralgia, toothaches and earaches.

4. Relieve burns, blisters, inflamed wounds, ulcers and healing. Helps improve eczema, acne, herpes, psoriasis, hypersensitive skin, and general allergies. It heals broken capillaries, improves elasticity and is excellent for dry and itchy skin. It eliminates swelling, strengthens tissues, and is a very good skin purifying care product.