Myrtle herb for hair

Myrtle herb

Herb Ace which is a permanent plant aromatic evergreen model Martos , belongs to a family Mertasa , and this model includes a wide range of different types; Most of them are found in South America, and some are in Australia and New Zealand, and the true myrtle herb has a middle rib in the leaf and a main vein inside it parallel to the edge of the leaf, and the common aromatic root of the myrtle plant is the origin and is found in the Mediterranean and the Middle East It was also grown in southern England and warmer regions in North America. Myrtle was considered a sacred plant and a symbol of love, and a manifestation of ornamental in Greek and Roman times. ^[1]

The health benefits of myrtle

Containing herb ace on many benefits, including: ^[2]

• Skin care: Myrtle has been found to be effective in treating acne and clearing the skin from other defects, and it is worth noting that the myrtle herb treatment should be applied to the skin with its oily composition. That is, add myrtle herb oil to the composition of other oils and apply it to the skin, or add it alone but in very limited quantities and concentrations, because it contains organic compounds and strong antioxidants that help to quickly heal cells and improve the appearance of the affected areas, and it is also possible to consume and eat myrtle to see its effect On the body inside and out.

• Supporting heart health: Different flavonoids have been found in myrtle , including myristine, which reduces the oxidation of bad (LDL cholesterol), which means that cholesterol levels in the body remain balanced and stable, Thus, protecting the vessels, blood vessels and arteries from blockage, preventing arteriosclerosis as well, and maintaining the cardiovascular system from coronary heart disease and strokes.

• Boosting the immune system: There is a wide range of research and studies looking into the details of the anti-bacterial and parasitic nature of myrtle , which is why many people have turned to this herb to strengthen and boost the immune system.
• Hormonal balance: Many researches and extensive studies have been conducted all over the world regarding the effect of myrtle herb oil on the endocrine system, specifically in the field of regulating the thyroid gland, and it has been shown that myrtle oil, whether consumed or inhaled, can positively affect hormone secretion. , Especially if it is related to ovarian health or the reproductive health of the woman as a whole.
• Cancer prevention: Myrtle is recommended because it contains high amounts of antioxidants such as Quercetin, Tannins, Myricetin, and Catechin. Antioxidants have been studied. These are on a large scale, and have been found to have anti-cancer and anti-mutagenic properties, and myrtle grass is similar in chemical composition to sandalwood, which has been found to be related to the reduction and reduction of prostate and breast cancer, and research is still underway to discover more potential properties of myrtle. In the fight against cancer.

• Promote kidney health: The old myrtle leaves were considered a treatment for the urinary tract and kidney problems in general, and the myrtle herb works to stimulate urination, which works to eliminate and eliminate excess toxins, salts, excess fluids, and even fats, thus helping to regulate the work of kidney functions.

Damage to myrtle grass

Myrtle may cause side effects, including: ^[3]

• Myrtle oil is unsafe, as it contains a chemical that may cause asthma attacks and lung failure, and myrtle may cause nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, low blood pressure and also circulatory disorders.
• It is not safe to use myrtle when used orally for pregnant and breastfeeding women.
• Using myrtle herb for children is also unsafe, especially if a small sample of myrtle oil is placed on the child's face, as it may cause breathing problems and sometimes even death in infants and young children.

The benefits of myrtle for hair

Myrtle contains benefits for hair, including:

• Prevention of weak hair: A handful of myrtle leaves works to prevent hair loss . You can soak these leaves in water, and then massage the scalp with them for 10 minutes every night, and then cover the hair with a towel and leave it overnight. ^[4]

• Scalp enhancement: Myrtle is known for its antiseptic and anti-bacterial properties, so regular use of myrtle herb oil on the scalp revitalizes and strengthens it, and reduces stress as well, and this can be done by mixing 12 drops of myrtle herb oil with four tablespoons of jojoba oil Or coconut oil, and then massage the scalp with the mixture and leave it for a period of 1-3 hours, preferably at night until morning, and then wash the hair with a mild mild shampoo. ^[5]

• Stopping hair loss : Myrtle works to protect hair from falling and promote hair growth again, by soaking the leaves of the myrtle herb in water from night until morning, and then using the mixture to massage the hair and scalp, and leave it for some time by covering the hair with a towel, and from Then wash the hair with warm or cold water, and to get better results, this treatment must be repeated daily for two weeks. ^[6]

References

1. ↑ The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica, "Myrtle PLANT GENUS" , www.britannica.com , Retrieved 11-11-2017. Edited.
2. ↑ OrganicFacts (21-8-2017), "8 Impressive Benefits Of Myrtle" , www.organicfacts.net , Retrieved 23-11-2017. Edited.
3. ↑ "MYRTLE" , www.webmd.com , Retrieved 23-11-2017. Edited.
4. ↑ "9 Different Herbal Remedies For Thinning Hair" , www.findhomeremedy.com , Retrieved 23-11-2017. Edited.
5. ↑ Leslie MG (17-5-2017), "15 BEST ESSENTIAL OILS FOR HAIR LOSS" , www.up-nature.com , Retrieved 23-11-2017. Edited.
6. ↑ S Vidhya (19-8-2011), "30 Top Home Cures to Arrest Hair Loss" , www.home-cure.net , Retrieved 23-11-2017. Edited.