Aniseed
Anisees of annual herbs that grow after only one year, is a herb up to about half a meter, and the leg of the anise is thin and polygonal, and has serrated and round leaves, and the flowers are oval shape to appear at the end of the branches, the seeds are used anise, And volatile oils only.
It is said that the original home of the anise is Egypt, where the fruits of anise found in some graves, and the anise was found among the famous therapeutic recipes of that time, but now has become widely spread across the world, such as Turkey, China, India and Japan.
Benefits of Anise for Newborns
Many mothers at the start of her child screaming continuously non-stop, not wanting to eat milk and inability to sleep, and do not know that the reason is the injury of the child bloating in the stomach and intestines, and always provided advice to these mothers using herbs, Problems, it is the benefits of anise for newborns:
- Treatment of the problem of collecting gases in the stomach and entering the air, which puts pressure on the abdomen of the child and feel pain and discomfort.
- Calming the child’s nerves and stimulating digestion in the intestines.
- Some babies may manage to eat milk, but a few anise a day increases their desire to drink milk, whether natural or artificial.
- Calm down the intestines when the baby and help him relax.
- Urinary incontinence thus helps the baby to get rid of toxic excess fluid in his body, and is often accompanied by gas outages.
- Treatment of sore throat and congestion.
- Treatment of diseases of the psychological system and help the body to expel phlegm.
Anise also benefits the newborn child by increasing the stimulation of milk production in the nursing mother and thus obtaining the quantities of milk he needs.
Attention
- Despite the benefits of multiple anise for newborns, over-provisioning causes them problems because of the containment of nitols that cause toxins to the nervous system. The dose is not more than half a teaspoon a day. This substance causes the child to concentrate in the body.
- A breastfeeding mother can take anise tea so the child will benefit from its benefits through her milk.