• hair loss, eczema, burns, insect bites, nosebleeds, sciatica, skin diseases and minimizes skin problems.
• Ingredient in soap making, face masks and other cosmetics.

• Cleanses and Detoxifies the body.
• Decrease oxidative stress. The natural polyphenols in nettle leaves are thought to be responsible the powerful antioxidant abilities of nettle tea. Oxidative stress is implicated in accelerated aging as well as many chronic diseases.
• Stinging nettle harbors a variety of compounds that reduce inflammation.
• Nettle stimulates the lymph system to boost immunity. 
• Applying nettle to the skin may reduce pain in people with osteoarthritis and relieve arthritis symptoms.
• Nettle promotes a release from uric acid from joints.
• Stinging nettle to be effective treating hypertension and diabetes.
• Stinging nettle was traditionally used to treat high blood pressure.
• Blood sugar control. In fact, Uritica dioca contains compounds that mimic the effects of insulin and helps with diabetes mellitus.
• Nettle helps alleviate allergies and ease symptoms like sneezing, nasal congestion, and itching. Can eliminate allergic rhinitis.
• Stinging Nettle reduce excessive bleeding, especially after surgery. Helps stop nosebleeds, heavy menstruation and hemorrhoids.
• Nettle helps with menstrual cramps and bloating and relieves menopausal symptoms.
• Nettle’s antioxidant properties protect the liver against damage by toxins, heavy metals and inflammation.
• Natural diuretic. Nettle tea helps the body shed excess salt and water, which in turn lowers blood pressure temporarily.
• Helps reduce excess male hormone levels in women. Improving menstrual cycle conditions, oily skin, or acne in women with excess male hormone levels
• Promotes milk production in lactating women.
• Nettle tradionally helps break down kidney stones, supports kidneys and supports the adrenals.
• Helps with respiratory tract disease and asthma sufferers.
• Stinging Nettle helps with gastrointestinal disease, IBS, constipation, alleviates diarrhea and destroys intestinal worms or parasites.
• Lessens nausea and helps support cure common cold.
• Helps heal stomach lining. Nettle tea helps heal the mucosal lining of the stomach in the case of ulcers or stomach irritation.
• Fight infections. Nettles have antiviral, antibacterial, and antifungal effects. Nettle tea has notable antimicrobial activity against gram-positive and -negative bacteria when compared with standard and strong antimicrobial compounds.

• Stinging Nettle may help relieve symptoms of an enlarged prostate gland.
• May reduces incident of prostate cancer.
• Applying stinging nettle creams may support wound healing, including burn wounds.
• There is also evidence that stinging nettle blocks the conversion of testosterone into estrogen, an effect that may be increased with the addition of saw palmetto.
• Nettle may reduces gingivitis and prevents plaque when used as a mouth wash.
• Nettle could be helpful in the treatment of Alzheimer’s disease .
• Stinging Nettle may relieve neurological disorders like MS, ALS and sciatica.
• May support the endocrine health by helping & supporting the thyroid, spleen and pancreas.