Description: Plantago Major is a perennial plant with large, broad leaves that are flat and have prominent veins. It blooms with small white flowers, which are clustered in a spike. It is often found growing in open areas, such as meadows, along roads, and in gardens.

Used Parts: Its leaves are primarily used in folk medicine for various treatments. They can be used fresh or dried to make teas, tinctures, and poultices.

For treating cough and bronchitis: The leaves of Plantago Major have strong mucolytic properties and can be used to relieve coughs and respiratory problems. They help in clearing the airways.

Anti-inflammatory and analgesic: This plant has properties that help reduce inflammation and ease muscle and joint pain.

For wound healing: Its leaves contain compounds that can help speed up the healing of wounds and minor burns. They can be used as a poultice directly on the skin to accelerate the healing process.

For digestive system issues: It is used to treat digestive problems such as diarrhea, constipation, and intestinal infections.

Active ingredients: The leaves contain substances like glycosides, iridoids, flavonoids, and tannins, which give it healing properties.

Care and environment: Plantago Major is a plant that can grow in various conditions but prefers moist environments and soils rich in organic matter. This plant has a good ability to grow and survive in different environmental conditions.

Use in tea form: Plantago Major tea is prepared using the dried leaves of the plant. This tea is used to treat coughs and throat irritations.