Mention poop and you can easily clear a room â or at the least, generate some unusual facial expressions, nervous laughter, and wisecracks about too much information.. But your bodily emissions are an important health topic that deserves serious attention, regardless of the ick factor..
Rosemary is also believed to have antioxidant and antiseptic properties. Nutritional consultant Phyllis A. Balch, author of the book âPrescription for Herbal Healingâ recommends the use of rosemary tea as a topical treatment for eczema and other skin rashes. It may also help to treat fungal infections such as yeast when applied to the skin.
Prepare rosemary tea by adding 1 1/2 teaspoons dry rosemary needles to a cup of hot water. Let the tea steep for five minutes, then strain. This makes a savory herbal infusion; if you prefer it sweet, add some honey. Drinking 3 cups a day is recommended in the treatment of digestive ailments.