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Protection: Place a bay leaf under your pillow to keep insects away
Dear readers, we have kept the best at the end!
Are you afraid of insects like bedbugs, fleas, mosquitoes or... lice?
Bingo! the solution is quite simple and does not cost it a cent: they only have to
Place laurel blade under her head cushions to scare off these uninvited visitors.
Nevertheless, we will be reasonable if your bedding is infested with these little ebeasts,
Do not help you bay leaf and you therefore need to worry about a thorough treatment of the problem.
Is it better under the pillow to use a dried or fresh bay leaf?
Dried or fresh, the potential of bay leaves exceeds all expectations! If they are fresh, they add taste to our dishes. However, in order to benefit from their spiritual and medical strength, they must be used in dry form. This is also the case if you want to put them under your pillow
How to use bay leaves in infusion for sleeping?
In order to use the effect of laurel leaves against anxiety and to promote relaxation during sleep, there is a very effective remedy for this: a bay leaf infusion, as passed on by Health Passport! Yes, just make tea out. To do this :
Place 2 or 4 bay leaves in 250 ml very hot water.The recipe consists of 2 sides. You can view the rest of the recipe using the button below.
Let it go for about ten minutes and be done!
Enjoy your herbal tea before bedtime to enjoy a good night's sleep and wake up refreshed!
The laurel: Be careful, not mrong varieties!
The laurel or “Laurus nobilis” (scientific name) is a shrub from the Mediterranean and part of the family of the Lauraceae family. There are many variations that can be confusing:
Laurel and precious leaf: These shrubs with broad, dark green foliage serve as herbs.
Oleander and Kirschlorberry : These two plants are toxic and very dangerous. You can use them only as jewelry!
Apart from the fact that they season and make dishes more palaece, laurel leaves have several effects that prove beneficial on the mental, physical and therapeutic level, and our ancestors had understood this very well. It would therefore be a pity not to follow in her footsteps and ignore their proven knowledge of this plant!
