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Common speedwell (Veronica officinalis) is a medicinal herb with small bluish-purple flowers that has been used in folk medicine since ancient times. It contains valuable compounds such as flavonoids, saponins, tannins and organic acids that have positive effects on human health.
Effects of common speedwell
Common speedwell is known for its detoxifying and anti-inflammatory properties. In traditional medicine it is used:
- to purify the blood and detoxify the organism,
- for lung and respiratory tract diseases,
- to support digestion and stomach health,
- to treat eczema and other skin problems,
- to alleviate symptoms of gout and rheumatism.
How to prepare tea from common speedwell?
1) Tea for skin problems and detoxification
This tea helps to cleanse the blood and supports the healing of eczema.
- 50 g common speedwell
- 50 g stinging nettle
- 50 g wild pansy
Pour 750 ml of boiling water over the herb mixture, let steep for 30 minutes and strain. Drink unsweetened throughout the day.
2) Tea to support memory and against stress
A blend of herbs supporting brain function and mental well‑being.
- 50 g common speedwell
- 50 g rosemary
- 50 g lemon balm
- 50 g celery leaves
Pour one tablespoon of the mixture into a cup of boiling water, let steep for 30 minutes and drink 2–3 cups daily.
Why include common speedwell in your diet?
This herb is a true treasure of nature. Regular consumption helps strengthen the immune system, improve digestion and cleanse the body. If you are looking for a natural route to health, common speedwell tea is a great choice!
