Do you know what this plant is?
Is it medicinal?
Thanks so much for your input.
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It is mint and people like me use it as an alternative to get health benefits in common illness such as abdominal and gastric problem. Also it is helpful to get health benefits in cold and flu, but it is advisable that we should consult a doctor before consuming any herb or herbal things.
ReplyDeleteHi, Essiac Tea, thanks so much for trying. It is not mint, though, for sure. It doesn't grow like mint and most important, it has no aroma.
ReplyDeleteWarmly, Lyn