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About Thyme A medicinal and aromatic plant well known in Western Europe, used since Antiquity to combat numerous ailments. In the time of the Greeks and Romans, it was burned to purify indoor air, and plunged into baths before going into battle. Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) has antiseptic, antibiotic and antibacterial properties, thanks in particular to the thymol it contains (essential oil). It is effective against respiratory conditions. It is spasmolytic and soothes the paroxysmal coughing of whooping cough and emphysema. Thyme acts on rhinorrhoea (colds) by reducing nasal secretions. In addition to its pulmonary activity, Thyme also proves effective in relieving intestinal problems: diarrhoea, bloating and aerophagia. Furthermore, the flavonoids it contains have antioxidant power that helps fight damage caused by free radicals (which cause cancers and disease). A source of manganese and calcium, it helps with the proper formation of bones and teeth.
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