The marsh rosemary (lat. Lédum, popularly often called clopovnik) is an amazing herb, which has many useful properties and is very common in the world. It is the marsh subspecies is considered the richest in the content of trace elements, which have a positive effect on the human body and help him fight various ailments. In the composition of rosemary has many vitamins, as well as phytancides and organic acids. Their proper balance and provides this plant a variety of useful properties - from treating coughs to slowing the development of free-radical processes in the body. The first scientific studies of rosemary were made by Russian scientist K.A. Rauchfus back in 1896. He was the first to isolate essential oil from the fresh plant. And in 1912, Academician Krylov described how it could be used to treat whooping cough. Ledum is part of many medicines. Among them are phytopril, Ledum-GF, Ledin. Dried shoots of rosemary are used to brew tea, which is most often used as an effective expectorant. But the benefits of the plant are not limited to lung diseases. It is used as an additional component in the treatment of diabetes, and diseases of the joints, and even dysentery.

Recommended for: 

Acute chronic bronchitis and other lung diseases, as an expectorant, anti-coughing agent;
hypertension;
Kidney disease (pyelonephritis, cystitis);
insomnia;
Joint inflammation (arthritis, arthrosis);
nervous system disorders (headaches, migraine);
Hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating).
It is not a drug and dietary supplement, consult a doctor before use.