Cosmetic uses
Anise can cause inflammatory skin
conditions, including rosacea and acne.
Respiratory
tract
Anise tea may help in the overall
treatment in respiratory ailments: colds, pneumonia, bronchitis and sinusitis. Anise
tea is an excellent expectorant and helps in loosing phlegm in the throat and
lungs.
Lactating women
Anise tea may help enhance the supply of
mother's milk. Relieves breast hardening in lactation period.
Digestive disorders
Anise tea helps in the treatment of colic, effective
in the treatment of an upset stomach and may reduce flatulence. Easily sooths
stomachache and relieve gas. Helps to reduce digestion problems. Relax many different forms of stomach
ailments (nausea, cramping). Regulary drinking can increase a poor appetite and
help the digestion system function.
Oral Antiseptic
Anise tea used as oral antiseptic,
because there are many antibacterial qualities found in anise tea. The licorice
scent and taste leaves your breath feeling fresher.Used as a natural mouthwash;
many mouthwashes and toothpastes contain anise.
Medical uses
Anise tea possesses many
antibacterial qualities; it can decrease the build-up of bacteria in the
throat. Useful and alleviating for people with suffer from bronchitis, the common
cold, or even asthma. Given to children
to any stomach or
abdominal malaise relief.
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