Home Remedies

Licorice infusion against heartburn




Drinking an infusion of licorice stimulates the mucous secretion of the stomach walls and thus helps to reduce acidity and ulcers. Lemon juice also serves this purpose, although it works in another way: citric acid produces carbon dioxide (CO2) in the stomach, which in the presence of water in the body turns into bicarbonate, a substance well known for heartburn. 


This herbal tea helps to relieve and heal stomach ulcers. You need licorice, pennyroyal, horsetail, and shepherd's purse in equal measure.


Preparation:


1. Separate tablespoon of mixture per cup of water.

2. Boil for a minute, let it rest for another 10 and filter.

3. Drink a cup after meals.

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