parsley
Parsley is a complete package of vitamins, and every home should not run out of parsley, as it can be grown in home gardens, as it is a herb that stays throughout the year. Parsley is distinguished by its bright green leaves and its strong, strong scent. It has glossy green leaves.
The benefits of parsley
- It strengthens the muscles of the body and the nervous system and works to regenerate damaged cells.
- Protects against Alzheimer's, strengthens and revitalizes memory.
- It is useful in treating urinary tract infections, and it helps in lithotripsy and kidney pain.
- It strengthens the blood and prevents anemia due to its abundant richness in iron.
- It works to renew and expand capillaries.
- It boosts the immune system and increases its resistance to fatigue and fatigue.
- It provides protection to the skin and keeps the skin clear and clear.
- Helps strengthen eyesight.
- It is used as a fumigator to treat asthma and shortness of breath.
- Tonic for sexual desire and its oil is used to treat impotence.
- It is used to treat hypothyroidism.
- It works to lengthen the hair, increase its density, protect against dandruff, stimulate the scalp and prevent hair loss.
- Parsley juice is the best remedy for fat burning and slimming processes.
- Helps to lose appetite if it is drunk in the morning on an empty stomach.
- Calms nerves.
- It treats rheumatism and arthritis.
- Diuretic and useful in urinary retention.
- It treats breast tumors and infections.
- Useful for eye infections if used as a drop.
- Soaked is a pure lotion for the skin.
- This is a great vaginal wash for women.
- A milk diuretic for a nursing mother.
- Menstrual.
- It treats infections because it contains antioxidants.
- It helps heal fractures and protects against osteoporosis because it contains a high amount of calcium.
Parsley leaves
The benefit of parsley lies in its green leaves, as it contains many vitamins, such as vitamin C, vitamin A, calcium, iron, and many others, as it contains a high percentage of iron salts and vitamin C, and it contains volatile oils that increase its value.
Uses of parsley
Parsley was used since ancient times by the Pharaohs as a kind of treatment for some diseases, and they used to place it in their pharaonic tombs for its great health benefits and to fulfill some of their spiritual requirements and beliefs, and they used to sprinkle parsley seeds between their tombs. Parsley should not be soaked in water for a long time, so that it does not lose some of its water-soluble properties. It should also not be taken in excess by a pregnant woman because it causes miscarriage.
