By Juliana` Campbell - March, 11th 2015

Chamomile comes in a tea form, dried form and it even locally can grow in your front yard. No matter how you take Chamomile it will always be soothing and give your body the much needed nutrition it deserves.

Chamomile Flowers
Mildly sedative, helping with sleep problems. It also has anti inflammatory properties and is very useful for digestive problems including gastro-intestinal irritation, ulcers, colitis and irritable bowel. It can relieve cramps either related to indigestion or menstrual cramps. It also makes the body more receptive to other remedies, working well in combination.

Do you hate the dentist or have a smelly car? Well, you may want to take some of these powerful little tacks with you next time and stick-it!

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