Among the many health benefits of mint, it's great for anyone suffering from digestion problems. You may notice that a lot of medicines like Mylanta and GasX come in mint flavors. That's because mint, especially peppermint oil, can help to "speed up the digestion process" (via Power of Positivity). If you suffer from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), adding a bit of peppermint oil to your diet will help alleviate some symptoms, so feel free to make a bit of homemade mint chocolate chip ice cream. It's good for you. 

Another major benefit of mint is that it can help your memory. The menthol in peppermint can also calm you down, which is why it's a good idea to chew on some gum during a test to help you remember everything you'd studied and de-stress. According to Livestrong, mint can also help you exercise, but only for a short period of time during your workout. Add a bit of peppermint oil to your water bottle, and you may see a subtle positive difference the next time you hit the gym or workout at home.

Mint may also help to alleviate pain from headaches and reduce mucus buildup, so when you sense a cold coming on, it's time to make yourself a cup of mint tea. With so many benefits and ways to consume mint, it doesn't hurt to enjoy a little bit every day.