Die bayerische Zitrone

Summary

Meerrettich – auch bayerische Zitrone genannt – spielte vom Mittelalter bis in die Neuzeit als Heilmittel eine wichtige Rolle.

Keywords

Meerrettich - bayerische Zitrone - Mittelalter - Meerrettichwurzel - Phytobiotikum - Senfölglykoside - Meerrettichkompresse - Meerrettichsirup

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