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| (Laurus
nobilis) |
| Common names: Baie,
Bay, Bay Tree, Daphne, Grecian Laurel, Indian Bay, Lorbeer, Noble
Laurel, Roman Laurel. |
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| Parts
Used: Leaves. |
Methods
Used: Water extraction, oil extraction. |
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Spiritual
Uses: Believed to provide inspiration, vision, the ability to
break free.
Burned by the priestesses
of the Triple Goddesses, Laurel counteracts negativity and restriction.
Laurel leaves were used
to make the victory crown of the Romans.
Place Laurel leaves under
your pillow for inspiration and vision.
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Physical
Uses: An infusion of the leaves stimulates the appetite and
promotes a healthy digestion. Used to relieve colic and gas.
A decoction of the leaves,
mixed with honey, makes a good chest plaster for colds or flu.
The oil is considered
a strong antiseptic.
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