Less Known but Extremely Useful Ways to Use Purple Dead Nettle

Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only. It is not medical advice, and it is not a substitute for professional diagnosis, treatment, or care. Always consult a qualified health professional before using any plant for health purposes.

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1. Purple Dead Nettle Poultice for Instant Skin Relief

How to use:

  • Crush fresh leaves.
  • Apply directly to cuts, burns, insect bites, itchy rashes, or cracked skin.
  • Cover for 10–20 minutes.

Effect:
Reduces itching, disinfects minor wounds, speeds up skin recovery.


2. Purple Dead Nettle Oil for Joint and Muscle Pain

How to make:

  • Fill a jar halfway with fresh or dried leaves.
  • Cover with warm olive oil.
  • Let sit 2–3 weeks, then strain.

Use for:
Sore muscles, stiff joints, back pain, bruises, and localized inflammation.


3. Purple Dead Nettle Nosebleed Remedy

How to use:

  • Roll a fresh leaf into a small ball.
  • Place gently inside the nostril (not deep).

Effect:
Astringent compounds help tighten vessels and slow bleeding.


4. Purple Dead Nettle Steam Inhalation

How to prepare:

  • Add a handful of leaves to boiled water.
  • Inhale steam for 5–10 minutes.

Benefits:
Relieves allergies, congestion, irritated sinuses, and mucus buildup.


5. Purple Dead Nettle Powder (Most Concentrated Form)

How to make:

  • Dry leaves completely.
  • Blend into fine powder.

How to use:
¼–½ teaspoon in smoothies, soups, honey

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