How is peach blossom traditionally used?

Persian medicine considers gol-e holu cool and moist (سرد و تر) — gently softening, moistening for a dry intestine, and calming for an overheated mind. Avicenna lists it among the safest mild laxatives, paired with rose and violet for the elderly.

How do people commonly use Peach Blossom?

Tea: 1 tsp dried blossoms in 1 cup just-boiled water, steep 10 min, drink warm Children's blend: peach blossom + rose + a little honey (over age 1) Topical: cool the strained tea, use as a gentle face splash

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Peach Blossom

Gol-e holu — delicate pink blossom traditionally used as a gentle laxative and skin-soothing infusion.

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