Moos – Bio und Konventionell
-
Icelandic Moss is a traditional medicinal plant from the North.
-
It has a soothing effect on coughs, irritations, and hoarseness.
-
The contained bitter compounds promote appetite and digestion.
-
Ideal as tea, syrup, lozenge, or in natural cosmetics.
-
Blumental Bayern delivers tested wholesale quality.
Description
Icelandic Moss, botanically known as Cetraria islandica, is a traditional medicinal plant from the far North that has been used for centuries to relieve coughs, throat irritations, and digestive issues. Although it is not a true moss but a lichen, it is one of the proven herbal remedies for colds and stomach problems.
Its high mucilage content is especially valuable, as it forms a soothing protective layer on irritated mucous membranes. This effect makes Icelandic Moss ideal for dry irritating coughs, hoarseness, and throat inflammations. At the same time, the bitter compounds it contains stimulate the appetite and support healthy digestion.
Icelandic Moss is processed as tea, syrup, lozenges, or capsules and is a staple both in traditional folk medicine and modern herbal remedies. Additionally, it is increasingly used in natural cosmetics, such as toothpastes, skincare products, and shampoos.
For wholesale, Blumental Bayern offers high-quality, gently dried Icelandic Moss in tested quality – ideal for pharmacies, natural healing practices, tea manufacturers, and the processing industry.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Contact us for any further questions.
For the relief of cough, mucous membrane irritations, and digestive issues.
Pour one teaspoon over 200 ml of hot water, let steep for 10 minutes, then strain.
Yes, but only in adjusted doses and after consulting with a healthcare professional.
When used properly, side effects are rare; however, excessively high doses can cause stomach irritation.
In teas, syrups, lozenges, as well as in skincare and dental care products.
