Tiquilia ferreyrae

Tiquilia ferreyrae, also known as the Peruvian calamint or Yerba de la Reina, is a plant species belonging to the Boraginaceae family, characterized by its small, white flowers and fragrant leaves.

Traditionally, the leaves and stems of Tiquilia ferreyrae are used in herbal medicine due to their reported antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial properties, which can help soothe wounds, reduce fever, and combat infections.

The health benefits of Tiquilia ferreyrae include its potential to aid in digestion, reduce stress and anxiety, and even alleviate symptoms of respiratory issues such as bronchitis and asthma.

Tiquilia ferreyrae is often prepared as a tea by infusing its leaves in hot water, and it can also be used in essential oil form, making it a popular ingredient in herbal remedies and traditional medicine.