Couch Grass (Agropyron Repens)

COUCH GRASS - Agropyron repens - (AGRIADA) - Grass FamilyCommon names: dog grass, quackgrassHISTORY OF USECouch grass has an ancient use as a food source, and also herbal medicine. The Greeks used it to treat urinary stones and other urinary issues. CULINARY USEThe roots have a sweet taste resembling licorice root. Dried and ground into meal, bread can be made from couch grass roots. MEDICINAL USEUrinary system: this herb has long been recognized as a go to herb to help dissolve gravel and stones in the kidneys without causing irritation. It is used in urinary tract complaints as it generally soothes irritated mucus membranes. Also prevents kidney stones. Digestive system: Helps to expel worms in children.Male: Has been used with enlarged prostate gland.Respiratory system: Rich source of healing mucilages that soothe and relieve inflamed sore throat. Can be beneficial against gout and rheumatism. HERBAL ACTIONSDiuretic, demulcent, anti-microbial, vermifugeFLAVOR & ENERGETICSCool, s