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Thyme has remained influential over the years in part because of its health benefits, all of which are owed to its diverse profile of vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutritional compounds. Thyme is an excellent source of fiber, calcium, iron, manganese, and vitamins A, B6, and C.Thyme is an excellent source of Vitamin K and a great source of iron, calcium, and manganese. These minerals play a crucial role in bone health, promoting proper bone growth and development, and reducing the risk of bone disorders.
Thyme helps in sustaining powerful, healthy bones and preventing bone diseases.Other health benefits of thyme include helping to lower blood pressure, improve your immune system, boost your mood, and to support oral/dental health. The easiest way to make this common herb a part of your regular diet to make sure you keep some dried thyme in your kitchen. You can also consume it in tea, tincture or essential oil forms.While thyme is an evergreen herb that is used a lot in cooking, you might not know the numerous health benefits it has.
Thyme is known to be low in calories. It also contains a good amount of vitamin C, iron, manganese, fibre and copper.Thyme is thought to have antibacterial, insecticidal, and possibly antifungal properties. People used thyme throughout history for embalming and to protect from the Black Death.Thyme is taken by mouth for bronchitis, whooping cough, sore throat, colic, arthritis, upset stomach, stomach pain (gastritis), diarrhea, bedwetting, a movement disorder in children (dyspraxia.
Health Benefits of Thyme Thyme is excellent at supporting the immune and respiratory systems as well as the digestive, nervous and other body systems. It’s a serious powerhouse when it comes to staying healthy. Check out some of the top ways this herb can help improve your health.Thyme health benefits includes protection from food poisoning, improving mood and well being, acting as natural anti-fungal, reducing inflammation and pain, supporting the health of the brain and improving respiratory function.Thyme oil uses and benefits There are several studies that support thyme essential oil’s ability to reduce or eliminate foodborne bacteria, support heart health, and alleviate inflammation in the.
Thyme is a tasty herb with therapeutic properties that has many health benefits. Thyme tea can help to lower blood pressure, clear up respiratory infections, soothe a hacky cough, and lower anxiety. Your skin can also benefit from using thyme essential oil to clear infections and treat the symptoms of acne.
The health benefits of thyme include relief from respiratory and gastrointestinal problems, improved mental acuity and protection from cancer-causing toxins. These benefits are the result of thyme’s rich antioxidant content. Thyme contains a variety of important.Thyme Benefit #1: Helps Treat Respiratory Disorders The antibiotic properties of thyme make it an excellent respiratory remedy for conditions such as congestion, cough, and bronchitis.
It is prepared by steeping the leaves in hot water, as any other tea, and adding a little bit of honey to help with symptoms.Thyme has a number of health benefits, too, especially its essential oil. Essential oils are made up of the chemicals, called terpenes, that give a plant it’s flavor and scent.How to Use It: Add thyme leaves to any baked dishes at the beginning of cooking, as it slowly releases its benefits.
It tastes great in Italian and French cuisine (as it’s.
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| from Encyclopedia of Cultivated Plants: From Acacia to Zinnia [3 volumes]: From Acacia to Zinnia |
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| from Ageless Beauty the French Way: Secrets from Three Generations of French Beauty Editors |
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| from The Heart of Aromatherapy: An Easy-to-Use Guide for Essential Oils |
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| from Handbook of Herbs and Spices: Volume 2 |
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| from Rodale’s Ultimate Encyclopedia of Organic Gardening: The Indispensable Green Resource for Every Gardener |
32 comments
I had no idea Thyme was so beneficial. Do you make your tea from fresh thyme or dried? Just starting to learn about herbs and how to use them so I hope this isn’t a silly question! Thank you!!
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So interesting, it’s really amazing facts about all herbs ��
I love your videos, your voice is so relaxing and you don’t speak too fast nor too slow thanks so much, I subscrided of course! <3
Make thyme capsules at home. Affordable health from your kitchen ��
Can you use thyme on your hair? Like a hair leave In rinse? Like can you spray it on your hair and leave it?
Surprised that you haven’t been banned for all of this good information going out to dry a whole lot more of my thyme.
Why not make peppermint and thyme tea? I just mix whatever sounds interesting in the evening after supper.
Bug repellent YEA does that include ticks?
Do you have a book covering what the herbs are good for?
I found you because of Tessie’s skirt that she was gifted and my, my so much useful information. Thank you, must watch so many of your videos to use all of the stuff I am growing now.
I grow lemon thyme. I’ve been making tea from it for about a year. It’s tasty. I think Greek food uses thyme and sage a bit more as opposed to Italian (basil and oregano) Totally was trying to remember which herb is good for oral/throat infections. I went with yarrow. It’s not a real tasty tea however. Lol. Sharing this. My thyme has become invasive.
What is good for information in your foot I have a bone spur and I can’t really walk so inflamed and swollen I’ve been using time t just started so is it right one for that
i love smoking thyme rosemerry and sage… feels so healing:)
This is so very helpful thank you so much! God bless you in Jesus Name again and again!
Ethiopians drink thyme tea for hundred years of generations…. I drink thyme tea daily…. I love the flavor of it. I sometimes do mix it with cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg and cloves. ( ethiopian tea spice)..
New subsciber here! Thanks for all the info, I am just discovering about all of the natural medicines and supplements God created…I am in awe of His awesomeness�� Humans were not created to take toxic chemicals created in a lab!
loving this Herb series. You always share such great info.:-)
Right now im having a thyme tea mixed with oregano, totally awesome:)
I absolutely love your herbal videos. You are a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for this video. I really want to start working with This herb.
Plant Rennet? Heidi..by chance do you make/use your own plant based rennet? I searched your vids and didn’t see one.. unless I missed it. If you do make cheese from your own plant rennent..Which plant do you use?
Loved seeing this video on thyme and antifungal properties…with this new Candida fungus going around we are trying to use as much antifungal herbs in our diet and as teas as possible…scary fungus.
I learn so much from your videos. Your knowledge and talents amaze me. You are definitely my favorite channel to watch.
Wonderful info again. Love your videos. Blessings of Light for your garden and heart.
Great information! I really enjoy these videos and write down the info to add to my binder of off grid related things for easy look up if I don’t want to or can’t use internet/data. I really appreciate you taking the thyme to make these videos!
I like thyme in my homemade spaghetti sauce. You mentioned sage, this I love this in my homemade cornbread dressing at Thanksgiving. So do my kids. Lol By the what would you suggest for sciatica pain and symptoms?
The fresh herb is best to make an infusion from. You drink the infused water the fresh thyme has been steeped in.
great info, I had no idea it was good for my thyroid… what’s left of it. thanks so much… but did you say you can eat the flowers too, or just the leaves? stems? roots? just curious, don’t have it this year, but will by next year.:) thanks again.
My favorite is Silver Thyme…but I’m having a difficult time finding it up here in Northeastern Washington.:-\ Thanks for this overview of the benefits of what is also my favorite herb. Blessings, Heidi Dear.:-D <3
Beautiful naturals. but why so short? Too boyish. Cutting off Beauitful long hair. For a boy look. Took away from the femaniet.
Would you know which herbs I might could grow mainly inside? I have pain daily and often can’t get outside. TY
Going to start making more thyme tea….I’ve been fighting allergies…havent been sick in about 15 years and this is really kicking me.. I’m not feeling stuffy anymore, but I can’t smell anything and this is driving me nuts ��
A timely video, lol, but honestly i planted two new thymus today, creeping and a lemon thyme, but also sage and stuff, love my garden just wish it was as big and beautiful as yours.
I have been using the bentonite clay based tooth powder for about two years now. Ill add some thyme after watching this video. ��I have gum disease and have had it for decades. The issue has cost me thousands over the years but Im 63 and determined to keep my natural teeth. I used to go for 4 cleanings a year and have had the deep tissue scraping which is expensive. Well since using the tooth powder I have gone down to 3 cleanings a year which saves me $200. After this last visit I am aiming for two like normal people! My dentist was blown away at the results. I have been extremely busy these last 6 months an have not flossed like I should have but my dentist said my gums are doing excellent. The clay based tooth powder is the Doug and Stacey recipe and I followed it verbatim. I went from heavy tartar,to medium and down to light. The difference in the bacteria is astounding. My halitosis is gone and my mouth feels fresh much much longer. People should ditch the toothpaste, even the so called “natural” ones. They are mostly designed to taste good and if you read the labels, they are full of chemicals, sweeteners and are pure garbage. My hygienist keeps insisting that Lister_e is a heavily guarded recipe of all natural ingredients, a very good product and that I should use it. I got a sample from her with my recent cleaning. It IS ALL CHEMICAL INGREDIENTS!!! So I dumped it down the toilet. Now on to a dental mouthwash that will take me that leap further forward. You are a blessing to your viewers and we love you and Mr Rain!(
When people ask me if I have time I always tell them I have all kinds of Thyme just outside my door.
Hi Heidi, thyme should never be boiled. I Lived in France and I was told by a naturopath of a convent in Eastern France where about 30 years ago a kind nun made bedtime tea each evening for her sisters using herbs from the garden but always using thyme. Sadly, one by one these nuns became very ill with liver cancer and I think 11-12 died. After an investigation it was found that thyme releases an irritant to the liver when it is boiled at high temperature. Like you I always loved thyme tea, but I’ve been very cautious of it since, it’s better to infuse it for a short time, or add it towards the end of cooking just passing this on, thanks for the video. S