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It can be found in abundance in my place in the Vipava mountains in Slovenia. The mountain lady’s mantle is by far the best thing there is!

It is therefore not without reason that it is used for women’s ailments.

It soothes and relaxes, the soft hair of the leaves represents primal safety. All covers are taken away, it helps you to stay true to yourself, just as you developed your original awareness in the womb.

It therefore also has a relaxing effect on the uterus and if you have just had a baby, it promotes milk production. The herb can be taken as a tea from 4 weeks before birth. It prepares your uterus by relaxing it and this can make childbirth easier for you.

And if you have severe menstrual problems, blood loss and abdominal cramps or if you have irregular cycles, Lady’s Mantle tea can provide preventive or immediate relief and reduce bleeding.

Thanks to the plant hormone it contains, which is similar to female progesterone, it can compensate for progesterone deficiencies in the body.

In addition to all these benefits, women’s mantle also has a good effect on digestion and rheumatic complaints. The herb is a diuretic, so fluid retention will disappear. Lady’s mantle herb is best taken externally at birth as a tea or tincture.

Drink lady’s mantle as a tea (3 cups a day) both preventively and directly for relief.

Its effectiveness is described by many women as noticeable.

Lady’s mantle: not just for women

The term lady’s mantle can scare off many men, so they stay away from the herb and its ingestion. But lady’s mantle is much more than an herb that helps with women’s ailments.. How does the women’s coat work?

Lady’s mantle,  has a broad spectrum of action.

•reassuring

• Blood purifying

• hematopoietic

• balancing on hormone levels

•diuretic

• antispasmodic

stimulates blood circulation

antiseptisch /anti-inflammatory

The best time to harvest the herb is during flowering, between May and September.After that, you can use it fresh in smoothies or salads, for example. It is advisable to dry it and use it later to make tea, for example. A heaped teaspoon of the dried herb is enough for 1 cup of tea