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Nettle

Nettle (stinging nettle) is a nutrient-rich herb traditionally used for allergies, inflammation routines, and mineral support. When dried or cooked, it no longer stings.

Key Benefits

Nutritive herb rich in minerals (educational use).
Traditionally used for seasonal allergy routines.
Often used in joint and inflammation support traditions.

Common Issues It May Help With

Seasonal allergy routines (traditional use).
Joint comfort routines (traditional use).
General nutrient support (traditional use).

How To Use (Simple)

Tea: steep dried nettle leaf.
Food: cook like spinach (no sting when cooked).
Blend: pairs well with peppermint or lemon.

Taste / Notes

Green, earthy, spinach-like.

Evidence Level

Traditional use is strong; modern research exists especially around allergy contexts.

Cautions

May act as a mild diuretic. Fresh plant stings.

Interactions

Use caution with diuretics or blood pressure medications.

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