Strawberry, Oh Strawberry

Did you know that strawberries are highly favorable remedy? The wild strawberry is part of the rose family. Which grows eight inches high on June. Their actually fresh berries with an outer skin that contains the plants outer fruits, which are hard, yellow seeds.

These plants grow in Native America but can be found in a wooded forest, or clear-cut areas. The parts mostly used are the leaves, roots, and berries and remember to keep them protected from humidity. The leaves and roots of the strawberry contain tannin, which has an n astringent action and traces of essential oils. Remember berries contain a great amount of vitamin C.

So remember the leaves of a wild strawberry provide and astringent of action. So your leaves can make a tea that reduces inflames mucous membranes in the mouth

Extra Tip:

For all my beach goers, that gets a bad suntan and need something soothing for that burn.

Apply crushed berries to sunburned areas-or other skin inflammations-and cover with a damp cloth. Allow the berries to work for 10-20 mins., and then gently wash off the berries with warm water.