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This common annual flower is related to a plant that has been grown and used for 6,000 years
The leaves and flowers (either chewed or in a tea) have been used for sore throats, congestion, pneumonia, colds, fevers, upset stomach, abdominal cramps, asthma, flu, coughs, rheumatism, bowel disorder, mouth ulcers and a nerve sedative
They are then gathered into bales before undergoing a second fermentation phase
