Angelica fruit:originating from cold regions of Northern Europe and Asia, its fruits are traditionally used in herbal medicine and naturally contain various plant compounds, including coumarins, furanocoumarins, and aromatic compounds.
Traditionally used to alleviate minor digestive spasms, angelica is also part of certain traditions for women's well-being. It can therefore find its place in a comfort routine during menstruation, when relaxation and well-being are sought.
Angelica fruit thus makes an interesting infusion to support women's comfort and well-being during menstruation, as part of a balanced lifestyle.
Chamomile:its flowers are traditionally used in herbal medicine and naturally contain various plant compounds, including flavonoids such as apigenin and aromatic compounds. Prepared as an infusion, they offer a soft and delicately fragrant drink, particularly appreciated during periods when calm and comfort are sought.
Traditionally recognized for promoting relaxation, chamomile is also appreciated for its soothing action on minor spasms. It thus naturally finds its place in women's well-being routines, especially during menstruation.
Ginger:recognized for over 5,000 years in traditional Asian medicine,its rhizome is traditionally used in herbal medicine and naturally contains various plant compounds, notably gingerols and shogaols, which give it its characteristic warm and slightly pungent taste.
Highly valued for contributing to general well-being, ginger also finds its place in women's well-being routines. Its infusion can accompany moments when comfort and relaxation are sought during menstruation, especially when uncomfortable digestive sensationsmay accompany this period.
Ginseng:it is a queen plant of traditional Asian medicine, its root is traditionally used in herbal medicine and naturally contains specific compounds called ginsenosides, as well as various polysaccharides and phenolic compounds. Prepared as an infusion, ginseng offers a plant-based drink appreciated for its revitalizing character.
Traditionally recognized for supporting vitality and helping the body to better cope with periods of fatigue, ginseng naturally finds its place in well-being routines. During menstruation, it can thus accompany moments when one feels a greater drop in energy.
