St. John’s Wort

Antidepressant, antispasmodic, stimulates bile secretion, calming, pain-relieving, antiviral.

Applications: St. John’s Wort tea is the most natural remedy for all nerve-related stress and ailments. It helps with low mood, stress, restlessness, anxiety, exhaustion, sleep disturbances, and more. Additionally, it has pain-relieving, antispasmodic, and astringent effects. You can effectively address issues like headaches, abdominal cramps, digestive disorders, bladder weakness, or menopausal symptoms with St. John’s Wort tea.

St. John’s Wort oil Helps with cold sores, burns, open wounds that heal poorly, inflammations in the mouth area, and sometimes with skin issues (such as psoriasis).

Herbal Priest Weidinger: St. John’s Wort represents "new beginnings." The intention of a new beginning is a moral anticipation of the future. Because humans are capable of envisioning the future, they can reach for it. A person becomes what they desire. They must simply wish for it genuinely, intensely, firmly, for a long time, and sometimes painfully. With intentions set in this way, no path is paved to hell. For intentions are among the strongest forces in building a mindset and developing an inner life. The active ingredient hypericin is responsible for its calming effect on the nerves and influences our mental faculties – toward a new beginning.

The beautiful, golden-yellow blooming St. John’s Wort is probably one of the best-known medicinal herbs in folk medicine and is considered a helper in many troubles due to its versatile applications. It blooms around the time of the summer solstice and was regarded in medieval Europe as a magical plant to ward off misfortune. Medicinally, it was used for emotional and nervous ailments.