Planet: Venus
Gender: Feminine(♀️)
Zodiac: Cancer(♋)
Element: Air(🜁 )
Thyme is cultivated in Southern Europe and the Northern continent however additionally within the U.S. Other names:- Common Thyme, Farigoule, French Thyme, Garden Thyme.
- Size: six to fifteen inches tall
and up to fifteen inches wide
- Light: Full sun
- Soil: Sandy, extremely well-drained soil
- Plant: Cuttings or young plants
- Water: Water thoroughly just after
planting
☟︎︎︎ Below are some legends associated with Thyme ☟︎︎︎
- The Romans related Thyme with
the Goddess Venus.
- Egyptians used thyme in their
mummification.
- The Greeks confided that thyme
was born from the same tears of Helen of Argos.
Thyme is a common and potent herb for magical use. It provides protection but is best recognized for its ability to grant courage. Thyme was once stuffed into the shoes of warriors or worn as a badge of distinction. Thyme is a herb that is burned and worn to promote good health. It's also utilized in spells for healing. It ensures undisturbed sleep and a pleasant absence of nightmares when placed beneath the pillow. Thyme, when worn aids in the development of psychic abilities.
Thyme is also a purifying herb; the Greeks used it to purify their temples, and it is frequently burned before magical ceremonies to cleanse the surroundings. In the spring, a magical cleansing bath of marjoram and thyme is taken to ensure that all of the person's past sorrows and ills are erased. Thyme is a plant its many uses in the kitchen, where it can be used to season all kinds of dishes. Thyme sprigs are used to flavour dishes made during stewing and roasting. Append this herb to a green cloth bag with rosemary and place it under the pillow to cleanse personal energies. If added to the bathwater thyme removes bad luck. Roman emperors gave thyme to their soldiers before a battle as a sign of courage.
ꕥ Thyme leaves to get rid of hair odour ꕥ
1. Put two
cups of thyme leaves in 2 litres of water.
2. Boil for
15 minutes.
3. Then
strain the solution.
4. Wash your
hair with it.
☟︎︎︎ Health Benefits ☟︎︎︎
- Thyme has been used as a
medicine since ancient times. Thyme was used by the people of that time to
escape the black plague.
- When consumed, Thymol a
chemical found in thyme has been demonstrated to boost healthy fats in
the brain, liver, and kidneys and has been shown to reduce blood pressure
and cholesterol.
- Thyme is a natural expectorant
that acts as an antiseptic and aids in the removal of mucus and helps to
fight respiratory infections. It can also be used to treat coughs and
nasal congestion.
- However, the chemical thymol
found in thyme can help reduce or neutralize some bacterial, parasitic,
fungal, or viral infections.
- The anti-inflammatory effects
of thyme may assist in pain alleviation. Thyme supplements were found to
provide pain relief from menstrual cramps that were comparable to that
provided by ibuprofen in studies.
- Reduce the menstrual pain and
reviles the disorders in menstrual delays.
- Thyme is also used as a mouth
wash, adding one drop of oil to a cup of warm water and swishing inside the mouth
then spit out.
- Thyme Oil reviles wounds, and scars cuts, and acts as a natural remedy for skin rashes and burns in skin.
☟︎︎︎ Household uses of Thyme ☟︎︎︎
1. For cuisine
Thyme is commonly found in savoury recipes such as braised or roasted meat, vegetables, or seafood as well as savoury baking. It can also be added to marinades, soups and stocks, cocktail ingredients, and teas to give flavour and depth. When cooking, fresh or dried thyme can be used as a salt alternative to assist reduces salt intake and managing high blood pressure.
2. To rinse hair
Thyme and rosemary have been used for soft, silky hair for generations. This herbal rinse makes hair feel amazing while also promoting a healthy scalp.
- Pour 2 cups boiling water over 1 tablespoon fresh (or 1/2 tablespoon dries) rosemary leaves and 1 tablespoon fresh (or 1/2 tablespoon dried) thyme leaves in a bowl.
- Allow cooling before straining into a clean container. Use as a leave-in rinse after shampooing in the shower.
3. Cleanser for the skin
Thyme's antibacterial properties make it ideal for skin cleansing. This four-ingredient cleanser is worth a shot.
- Fill a clean container halfway with 1/4 cup pure honey, 1/4 cup water, 1 teaspoon fresh chopped thyme, and 2 tablespoons liquid castile soap.
- To use, apply a tiny amount to the skin, massage it in, then rinse with warm water and pat dry.
4. For acne
Try a natural astringent with thyme, witch hazel, comfrey, green tea, and peppermint for a more aggressive skin cleanser that fights blemishes and oily skin.
5. Multi-use
cleaner
6. Herbal
tea for colds
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