Catnip has been used in traditional herbal medicine for centuries and was first mentioned in De Vivibus Herbarum in the 11th century. It was infused into a tea and used to calm and induce restful sleep. It was also used to treat stomach ailments, fevers, colds and flu. It helps to soothe aches associated with fever when used in the bath.,

In addition to its culinary uses, catnip is mostly used as an extract in tea, juices, and tinctures. It is inhaled by smoking in the leaves of the herb. The catnip plant is known to benefit conditions such as stress, menstrual pain, cold, fever, insomnia, anxiety, etc.

Using catnip leaves and flowers in herbal teas, The leaves and shoots of the plant have also been included as flavoring for a variety of food items including soups, stews, sauces, fruit wines and liquors.

Catnip has been used in traditional herbal medicine for centuries and was first mentioned in De Vivibus Herbarum in the 11th century. It was infused into a tea and used to calm and induce restful sleep. It was also used to treat stomach ailments, fevers, colds and flu. It helps to soothe aches associated with fever when used in the bath.,

In addition to its culinary uses, catnip is mostly used as an extract in tea, juices, and tinctures. It is inhaled by smoking in the leaves of the herb. The catnip plant is known to benefit conditions such as stress, menstrual pain, cold, fever, insomnia, anxiety, etc.

Using catnip leaves and flowers in herbal teas, The leaves and shoots of the plant have also been included as flavoring for a variety of food items including soups, stews, sauces, fruit wines and liquors.