Lady's mantle

The name Alchemilla is derived from the term alchemy. The German name "Frauenmantel" (lady's mantle) refers to the similarity of the folded leaves to medieval depictions of the Virgin Mary. Vulgaris means common, available to everyone.

herb

Europe, mainly in the mountains

From May to September

Soils with good water supply in meadows and on forest edges

Tannins, flavonoids, bitter substances, salicylic acid

Lady's mantle is used as a tea or extract. It is suitable for the relief of
It is used to relieve menstrual cramps, menopausal symptoms, and support hormonal balance. It also relieves gastrointestinal discomfort, improves circulation (for varicose veins), normalizes blood pressure, and promotes emotional balance (for stress).

Menstruation:
Lady's mantle is a proven remedy for cramps and hormonal problems.

Its anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic properties help with menstrual cramps. Lady's mantle also has a hormone-regulating effect and
calming.