Herb Knowledge - Stomach & Digestion
A healthy gut feeling is the foundation of general wellbeing, since a large part of the immune system sits in the gut. When bloating, cramps or digestive issues weigh on everyday life, nature offers gentle help. Discover the soothing effect of chamomile, the antispasmodic properties of aniseed and silverweed, or the valuable bitter compounds of wormwood and gentian. Dive into our tips for harmonious digestion and a healthy gut flora! ❤️🌿
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Aniseed
Aniseed doesn't just give Christmas biscuits a fine aroma - it's also a long-known remedy that quickly helps with digestive complaints and respiratory conditions in horses and dogs.
Artichoke
The bitter rosette leaves of the artichoke are considered inedible, yet they contain valuable compounds that ease digestive complaints and support liver metabolism.
Silverweed
In animal herbal medicine, this plant is considered an excellent remedy for diarrheal conditions.
Yellow Gentian
Gentian is effective for digestive complaints and is considered an excellent remedy for strengthening the entire organism.
Common Wormwood
Common wormwood (Artemisia absinthium) has much more to offer than a bitter taste: as a medicinal plant, it helps with digestive complaints and strengthens the immune system.
Common Dandelion
It gets the metabolism going, supports digestion, is diuretic and helps carry pollutants out of the body.
Chamomile
Its use as an anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and soothing home remedy is based on many years of experience.
Lemon Balm
For nervous-related complaints in horses and dogs, lemon balm has a soothing effect. This lemon-scented medicinal herb has an all-round relaxing effect - both on mood and for stomach and digestive complaints.
Peppermint
The active compounds of this plant with the fresh, peppery taste soothe stomach and digestive complaints, relieve cramps and stimulate the appetite.
Yarrow
The essential oils, bitter compounds and tannins in yarrow help with digestive disorders and loss of appetite, stabilize the gut flora and have a positive effect on blood circulation.
Licorice Root
Licorice root extracts are used, among other things, for coughs and bronchial catarrh as well as inflammatory conditions in the stomach and intestines.
Our Herb Knowledge
Here you'll find a large selection of informative articles about the world of medicinal herbs for horses, dogs and humans. Whether it's about the effects of individual herbs, the correct application, or in-depth knowledge from our herb encyclopedia - we've put together valuable tips for you. Questions about how nature can support the health of both humans and animals are also answered here. Browse through our articles and discover how to make the best use of the power of herbs! 🌿
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