Have you ever experienced an outbreak of itchy, red welts appearing out of nowhere? Hives, also known as urticaria, can be incredibly annoying, making even the simplest tasks uncomfortable. The ...

One of the simplest ways to use chamomile for mosquito bites is to create a chamomile tea compress. Start by brewing a strong cup of chamomile tea and let it cool to room temperature. Once cooled ...

For topical application, make a strong chamomile tea and allow it to cool. Next, take a cotton ball or clean cloth and dip it into the cooled tea. Apply the compress directly to the affected area ...

Different types of tea, such as black tea, green tea, and chamomile tea ... Tea bags are a good size for use as a cold or warm compress. Very few studies have specifically investigated the ...

When used as a compress, chamomile tea warms and relaxes cramped abdominal muscles. A word of caution: do not apply this compress where there is acute abdominal pain of unknown origin ...

Regardless of its proven sleepy-time benefits, because it doesn’t have caffeine, chamomile makes for a good drink during your unwinding time before bed. Crumble Smith also recommends the tea for ...

By Hetty Lui McKinnon Photographs and Video by Kyoko Hamada In ancient Egypt, chamomile was considered a gift from the divine. Offerings of the flower were made to the powerful sun god Ra as a ...