The stinging nettle gets it name from the stinging, burning sensation it gives when the hairs on its leaves and stems are touched. Often considered a nuisance among plants, the stinging nettle has a long history of use by humans which likely began back in the Bronze Age, when Europeans and Native Americans used the plant's fibers to produce rope, nets, and various types of cloth. Its most useful properties however come from the consumption of the plant. Ancient Greece, Rome, and Egypt all valued the Stinging Nettle for an abundance of uses. By bidding on this product, the buyer agrees that neither the seller, eBay nor PayPal will be held responsible in any way for any damages or injuries brought about by the use of this product. The buyer also affirms that he or she is at least 21 years.
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