There’s nothing quite like a cup of hot chamomile tea to soothe frayed nerves. In fact, dried chamomile flowers (Matricaria recutita) were used as far back as Roman times for their calming ...

Chamomile has long been a key ingredient in soothing skin care regimens. But there’s little conclusive evidence supporting its use. For centuries, people have used chamomile as a natural ...

In ancient Egypt, chamomile was considered a gift from the divine. Offerings of the flower were made to the powerful sun god Ra as a form of worship; King Tut’s sandals were decorated with the ...

Chamomile is used in many skin care products because of its anti-inflammatory properties, according to Crumble Smith.It can be used to reduce inflammation, acne, infections and rashes and repair ...

It said: “Chamomile tea significantly decreased concentration of HbA1C, serum insulin levels, homeostatic model assessment for insulin resistance, total cholesterol, triglyceride, and low ...