Hollyhocks belong to the mallow family and, like other members of this family, are not poisonous. On the contrary, they are considered medicinal plants. They can be used very well for respiratory diseases or skin problems.
Hollyhocks are not poisonous and can even be processed into tea, for example
Can the hollyhock be used as a medicinal plant?
Like all medicinal plants, the hollyhock should not be used without a medical diagnosis and over a long period of time. The flowers are often added to tea blends. They help with gastrointestinal problems or sore throats. Its antispasmodic effect is very pleasant in case of cough or diarrhea. If you suffer from inflammation in the mouth, rinsing with hollyhock or mallow tea will help, as will skin eczema or minor burns.
Healing effect of hollyhock:
- anti-inflammatory
- antispasmodic
- diuretic
- appetizing
- wound healing
- softening
- relieves cough and bronchitis
tips
With a tea made from hollyhock blossoms, you can at most alleviate minor complaints. If this persists for more than two days, consult a doctor. If the symptoms are severe, self-treatment is never advisable.