Nettle Leaf, Dried

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Description

Nettle (known as stinging nettle) has been used traditionally for thousands of years as food and medicine. Classed as a nutritive plant for its high levels of vitamins and minerals.

Known for its anti-inflammatory properties for musculoskeletal complaints, it can also help with seasonal allergies and has mild diuretic properties.

It can be used to make a nourishing hair rinse to improve the health of the scalp and hair, and an infusion can be helpful for skin irritations, including sunburn.

Applications:

  • Herbal tea (needs at least 10mins to extract minerals)
  • Tincture
  • Infusion

Details

Common Name Nettle Leaf
Botanical Name Urtica Dioica
Plant Parts Used Leaf
Country of Origin Germany

Safety

  • If you are pregnant, nursing, or have any underlying health conditions, we recommend consulting a healthcare professional before using
  • Can be irritating to touch for those with senstive skin, gloves may be needed
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Reviewed by Ruth M.
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I recommend this product
Rated 5 out of 5
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Nettle leaves

Great product, lovely deep, green, dried nettles.

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Reviewed by vesna k.
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very nice tasting tea

very nice tasting tea

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Reviewed by Hannah T.
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No stinging here!

I love that the need to harvest this myself to save money has been removed with a great deal. I don't quite like the sting of nettle! But it's properties are great and I'm excited to work with it. I have it infusing in apricot seed oil to use in a Māmā love/kisses type balm for a busy toddlers scrapes

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