Iranian thyme

Different spices of Thyme are growing in Different parts of Iran. In traditional Persian medicine has the name of “Hasha” , “Thyme” and “thyme al-Humairi”. I9n different parts of Iran you can find different kinds of this herb with different local names. For example in Hamedan they say “Azorbeh” in around Tehran “ Avishan or Avisham”, in Taleqan “Zarveh” in Azerbaijan and lands with Turkish language of the country “Kaklik oti ” and in the other parts it call “Satar”, “Zatar”, “Oushen”, “Ashmeh Koohy”, “Si Sanbar”, “Sou sanbar”.

History

Thyme is indigenous to the Mediterranean region. Wild thyme grows in the Levant, where it might have been first cultivated.

the herb has a long history of use that dates back as far as 2750 BC with Sumerian cuneiform tablets suggesting that Thyme be dried and pulverised with pears, figs and water for use as a poultice. The Egyptians used it to embalm their dead, and the Romans threw it on their floors to deter venomous creatures. The ancient Greeks used it in their baths and burnt it as incense in their temples, believing it was a source of courage.

Health Benefits of organic thyme

Thyme is a Mediterranean herb with dietary, medicinal, and ornamental uses. The flowers, leaves, and thyme oil have been used to treat a range of symptoms and complaints.

Here’s a table of the nutritional facts for one tablespoon (4.9 grams) of fresh thyme:

Nutrient	Amount per 1 tablespoon	% Daily Value (DV)
Calories	3
Protein	0.1 grams	0.2%
Fat	0.1 grams	0.2%
Carbohydrates	0.6 grams	0.2%
Fiber	0.3 grams	1.2%
Sugar	0 grams
Vitamin C	2.7 milligrams (mg)	3% DV
Vitamin A	70.5 International Units	1% DV
Iron	0.2 mg	1% DV
Manganese	0.01 mg	1% DV

organic Thyme’s benefits include:

fighting acne

it is able to eliminate body and skin infections due to its antiseptic compounds such as caryophyllene and camphene. For this reason, its use prevents the occurrence of pimples and acne, which are mainly caused by germs and bacteria on the surface of the skin. One of the properties of organic thyme for the skin is to eliminate pimples and acne.

lowering blood pressure

the plant has a high level of potassium. Potassium can control blood pressure and heart rate, as a result, consumption of thyme and blood pressure are related to each other and can be effective for controlling blood pressure. Eating organic thyme tea is effective for controlling blood pressure.

helping to alleviate cough

Thyme tea with anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties cleans the respiratory tract. In fact, these medicinal plants help reduce the severity of cough and relieve it by removing dryness and inflammation of the respiratory tract.

boosting immunity

Luckily, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)Trusted Source reports that this plant is packed with helpful nutrients, including:

vitamin A
vitamin C
copper
fiber
iron
manganese

However, it isn’t a great source of these nutrients unless you consume it in excessive quantities.

aromatherapy

You can now find organic and natural skin care products at most retailers, and many contain organic thyme.

boosting mood

it is one of the popular medicinal plants used in traditional medicine as a treatment for many health problems. Thyme tea has anti-anxiety, sedative and sleep-inducing properties. This tea can help reduce mental tension and increase relaxation.

culinary uses

Flavoring meats, flavoring stews and flavoring various meat sauces can be considered the most important uses of this plant in cooking. You can usually see the use of thyme powder in French and Italian recipes to flavor red meat and chicken.

preventing bacterial infections

Ever had food poisoning? it may be able to help prevent it.

A 2013 in vitro study found that thyme oil showed potential as a natural preservative of food products against several common foodborne bacteria that cause human illness, even at low concentrations.

helping to treat yeast infections

it isn’t just potentially effective against bacteria. It may pack some punch when it comes to fungus too.

Treatment of anorexia

Consuming thyme with all kinds of food is very effective in relieving anorexia. Our suggestion is to pour some dry thyme into a liter of boiling water and infuse it with gentle heat. Now drink this tea five to six times a day after daily meals so that your anorexia is completely cured.

Recipes of thyme

Traditionally, thyme has been used by adults as a tea prepared by steeping dried flowers or dried leaves.

Iranians use it alot in their foods and drinks . thy use it in the following ways:

Use it in the foods:

Whether fresh or dried, it makes food delicious.

it can be added to foods such as chicken, meat, red meat. Even some vegetable foods (especially beans, eggplant, carrots, and zucchini) are compatible with thyme. It can be used in foods such as pasta, soups, sauces, desserts and pickles. If you like, you can add it to any food and enjoy the taste of thyme.

Use it as herbal:

Mix a tablespoon of dry thyme with 2 glasses of beer and let it brew for ten minutes. After ten minutes you can enjoy your thyme tea. In winter, consuming thyme tea can help treat colds and flu.

In Iran we made different herbs with it

We mix it with honey ,saffron Chamomile ,Cinnamon ,lemon ,Oregano and mint ,ginger , etc ,To make a lot of different teas and herbs.

MRT food

MRT Food is an organic products company in Iran that operates under the supervision of the European Organic Union and international standards.

This company sends organic products such as sour tea, saffron, Common mallow ,blue mallow ,Damask rose ,Thyme ,Organic Hibiscus tea bags , etc. to all countries of the world.

These products are made under the supervision of experts and with organic methods

And it is exported by air and sea with modern methods.