I love receiving parcels , don't you ? A little while ago I posted on the GP forum about my problems with my moon time and the lovely Jacqui from over at The Barefoot Crofter sent me a parcel of books and some Oat straw . I am looking forward to losing myself in these books , I really am a massive bookworm , a childhood obsession with books , I believe in a desperate way to escape the life I had has turned into an adult fascination , so I will relish the pages x
Oat Straw is rich in calcium and magnesium. It can be used for both physical and nervous fatigue and is helpful for depression. Oatstraw also contains B-complex vitamins, silicia, calcium, flavones, saponins, and Vitamin A.
Oatstraw has been found to be an excellent toner for the whole system. Oat Straw is useful for thyroid and estrogen deficiency, for MS, osteoporosis, appetite loss, anorexia, urinary concerns, colds and chills and to encourage sweating. It's secondary uses are boils, weak bones, bursitis, constipation, gallbladder, kidney problems, liver disorders, pancreatic concerns, rheumatism, and some skin conditions.
Looks like an interesting book, might have to seek that one out as I'm approaching change I feel too. Will have to look up about the Oat Straw too.
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I love oatstraw. Its really good as a tea with lemon balm, nettle and alfafa. Great restorative powers. x
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