Louisa the healing! The favorite Louise straight from the sack! Try one of the oldest herbs that have been part of the human diet for thousands of years. 100% natural and collected with the passion of our people!
The louiza of Greece is famous for its quality, its aroma and the exceptional characteristics that benefit the human body.
LUISA THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES FOR THE BODY
Initially, the use of louiza was exclusively for creating perfumes due to the intoxicating lemon feeling that characterizes it. But it was not long before they discovered its countless healing properties. This is how the name "lemon paper" that he carries until today comes about! Initially, it acts against the biggest "enemy" of the female body, cellulite. It also activates the metabolism for weight loss. In addition, it combines both tonic and soothing properties, creating an excellent healing alloy! It is also ideal for stomach and digestive problems. Fights indigestion, flatulence, neuralgia and colic of the stomach and intestines. Finally, it is antipyretic.
HISTORY FROM "GOLD" BEHIND THE PRODUCT
Louisa, the ornamental plant of European gardens that loves the sun and is quite resistant to frost, owes its name to Maria-Louisa Teresa de Parma, wife of King Carlos of 4ου of Spain. It arrived in the Europe from the Spaniards and the Portuguese, in the 17th century and when it occupied its dominant position in the royal garden, it also changed its identity! The Spanish doctor and the herbalist of the palace, gave her the name "Louisa". This is how it went down in history, from then until today!
In ancient Greece of the sanctuaries of the Dodecatheon and in Ancient Rome of the Titanic Gods, Louisa had a sacred character. Louise was still used in the cleaning of temples!
At the scene of the crucifixion, Jesus' divine bleeding stopped with a sponge dipped in water and lye. Finally, according to folklore, if two lovers throw in their hands drops of Louisa essential oil and combine them, nothing can separate them.
| Weight | 1,000 kg |
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