10 Proven Thyme Benefits [and Side Effects]

Thymus vulgarise, common thyme This is both a medicinal and edible plant. Medicinally it is antiseptic, anti fungal, antibacterial, antioxidant, anti inflammatory, antimicrobial, antiviral, an expectorant, spasmolytic, rubefacient, anti parasitic, cognitive enhancing, antineoplastic, anti carcinogenic, antihypertensive. Used for acute and chronic bronchitis, viral, fungal and bacterial infections of the throat and chest, as well as digestive issues, gingivitus, and topically for infections, cuts

Thyme and Thymol: Uses, Potential Health Benefits, and Safety

How to Plant, Grow and Care for Thyme Plant (Complete Guide)

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Thyme Alone Recipe

Let’s make the cutest faux blueberries pies! 🫐 | Mother Thyme