This climbing vine hides a sedative stronger than counting sheep 😉💕 Hops (Humulus lupulus) aren’t just for beer - herbalists have long used the papery cones to support sleep, calm frayed nerves, cool hot flushes, and ease sluggish digestion. Inside the flowers are tiny golden glands called lupulin - rich in bitter resins that act on the nervous and digestive systems. People once stuffed hops into pillows to help children (and adults) fall asleep. A strange but effective herbal tradition that’s

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