Asia · Food · № 223
Almond
Prunus dulcis
Traditionally attributed effects: sweet almond soothing, stimulating, nourishing, strengthens the nerves; bitter almond soothing, laxative, calming in cough.
Natural skin and hair care
Coconut milk and salt for soft skin.
A bath with coconut milk, almond oil, Epsom salt and a touch of vanilla, rose geranium, chamomile and clary sage. Milk baths have been a beauty custom since antiquity.
Registry
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Asia · Food · № 223
Prunus dulcis
Traditionally attributed effects: sweet almond soothing, stimulating, nourishing, strengthens the nerves; bitter almond soothing, laxative, calming in cough.
Central America and the Caribbean · Herb · № 222
Vanilla planifolia
Traditionally attributed effects: gives a feeling of calm and comfort; fragrance.
Africa · Herb · № 201
Pelargonium graveolens
Traditionally attributed effects: antidepressant, pain-relieving, diuretic, calming, tonic.
Europe · Herb · № 19
Matricaria chamomilla (Duitse kamille)
Flowers are used in teas and topical or oral products. Reliable evidence is insufficient for most claimed conditions.
Europe · Herb · № 380
Salvia sclarea
The essential oil is used in relaxing baths and massages. A small study pointed to a relaxing effect when inhaled; the evidence is limited.
Cultures and traditions
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