Latin name: Thymus vulgaris Thymol

Distilled part: Flowery tops

Main Components: Thymol

Botanical Family: Labiades

Origin: Northern Catalonia

Description of the plant: The thyme, rudder, rudder, thyme or Thymus vulgaris is a subshrub of the labiades family. It is an aromatic perennial bush up to 30-40 cm high. It has woody and pubescent stems (with short, soft hairs). The texture of the leaves is herbaceous. They are leaves of a dull green color on the front and a whitish color on the reverse, since it is covered with white hairs

Traditional medicine: It is used as a natural antibiotic for infections, especially oral ones.

Properties: Very powerful broad-spectrum anti-bacterial
Antiviral
Immunostimulant
Antifungal
Antiparasitic
General tonic and stimulant
Arterial hypertension
blushing

Applications: Gastrointestinal infections
Urinary infections
Respiratory infections
Arthritis, rheumatism, poly-rheumatological arthritis
Nervous, physical and sexual asthenia, impotence

Energetic action and Chakras: useful for people without vital force. It helps release vital resources and one’s own instinctive strength.

Precautions: Do not use during pregnancy and lactation.
Do not use in children under 6 years of age.
Never use pure on the skin (dermocaustic).