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Juniper has a long history in traditional medicine. Since antiquity, it has been used to address digestive issues and as a diuretic.
Juniper berries have served as the core ingredient of gin since the 17th century. Initially, this spirit was prepared in the Netherlands as a medicinal remedy under the name genever.
In many ancient cultures, juniper was used in purification and cleansing rituals. The Romans burned juniper branches to neutralize unpleasant odors, while the Celts used it in protective ceremonies.
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