Catnip: A Stomach Soother

When many of us think of catnip, we conjure up images of cats playing with catnip filled toys or cats wallowing on the floor in a pile of dried leaves. However, it isn't just good for cats. A perennial herb of the mint family, catnip usually grows to be about 3-5 feet high. From June to September, it flowers in radiant white with purple spots. Catnip tea can be used to combat upset stomach, colic, spasms, flatulency, acid and chronic bronchitis. Catnip Tea Recipe Spoon one tablespoon of dried catnip into a mug. Add one cup of boiling water and let steep before drinking. Take 1 to 2 times daily for maximum effect. Are you fond of herbal and other natural remedies? Stop by ModernSage.com for more practical tips for living a healthier, more balanced life. Looking for more articles by Victoria? Visit Fresh Contents.Com now, where she is authoring more articles like this.