Hyssop
Description
Hyssop, also known as Holy Herb, is a bushy, evergreen, perennial herb with square stems, small, narrow leaves, and blue-violet flowers.
Botanical Name
Hyssopus officinalis
Hyssop is from the Mint (Labiatae) family.
Part Used
Aerial Parts
Health Benefits of Hyssop
Digestive System
Hyssop (tea) reputedly alleviates Flatulence. Anecdotal Evidence
Immune System
Hyssop may be useful for the treatment of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome due to the Carreic Acid, Tannins and Polysaccharides content of Hyssop exerting strong anti-HIV activity. [1]
You have read 29% of this topic
Keep reading Hyssop
- Respiratory System
- Skin
- Hyssop Contains these Substances
- Dosage Recommendations
- Culinary Use of Hyssop
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Every cited reference behind this topic
- All 5,000+ interlinked topics, search and notes
No credit card needed to start a trial. Already a member? Log in