Health Benefits of Garden Mint

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This kind of plant is an aromatic herb, loves to grow in moist soil and it can reach up to 30 cm in height. Consuming mint leaves is good for spasms. It can strengthen and tone in the stomach and relieves flatulence or gas generated in the intestine.

Eating mint leaves is also good as stimulant. It can also treat vomiting, gallstones, disease in the uterus and throat infections.

Mint tea can get rid intestinal womb and can increase milk for nursing mothers. To boil mint leaves can cure itching skin. Extract from the mint is good for toothaches.

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