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The European Linden (Tilia x europea) is a tall, stately tree with numerous, low hung spreading branches. It reaches a height over 100 feet with dark green foliage. This tree flowers in late May or early June, and attracts not only an unusually profuse number of honey bees but also an array of butterflies. Linden flower baths are used to treat anxiety, hypertension, as well as soothe rheumatic aches. They can calm irritable and restless children too. Even the bark of the Linden tree is useful; homeopatic medicine uses it to treat kidney and gout stones and coronary disease. Linden tree bark charcoal is an excellent absorbent which is particularly useful in absorbing toxins. It also calms a stressed digestive system allowing digestive enzymes to be produced and released. Indigestion and nervous vomiting are also treated with this ingredient. Visit Bulgaria .... bring your camera!
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