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Herb, belonging to the family Anthemis tinctoria. The flower of the golden chamomile are used to make yellow dye.
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The small Chamomile plant has yellow and white flowers that resemble daisies. These blossoms are dried and included in our bath tea blends for their soothing and revitalizing properties.
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| chamomile |
A daisy-like white & yellow flower head, known to reduce inflammation, external swelling, soothe skin irritation.
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| chamomile |
(Matricaria recutita) Known for it's soothing, gentle and calming effects onthe body. Many feel relief of nervous tension from stress.
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This botanical has been shown to produce a calming effect and is also used as an aid in reducing spasms of the gastrointestinal tract and in the treatment of skin conditions such as eczema and psoriasis.
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