Holy Basil, Neen and Butterfly Pea Flowers have many skin healing benefits. Holy Basil, also known as Tulsi is anti-infammatory, anti-microbial, anti-bacterial and is rich in antioxidants, vitamin A and vitamin C. Tulsi repels the bacteria which causes breakouts and brightens hyper-pigmentation of skin. It helps to regenerate and increase the growth of skin cells …
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Burdock Root Soap
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Burdock Root & Carrot Kimchi
Herbal lozenges are a convenient way to take your herbal remedies. Once you decide which herbs you will use, based on their actions and your needs, you will make the lozenges in much the same way as herbal syrups. Place a total of 2 ounces of herb(s) in a cooking pot for every quart of …
Herbal syrup is a tasty way to take your herbs. Decide which herbs you will use, based on their actions and your needs. This recipe uses a strong extract of herbs and is made with honey. You can always substitute vegetable glycerine, brown sugar or maple syrup if you prefer. Place a total of 2 …
Herbal capsules are made by placing powdered herbs in capsules and joining the two sides together. Use size 00 vegetable capsules, which are available at health food stores and maybe at your local pharmacy. Herbals pills are also easy to make and once finished they will store almost indefinitely. Just place the powdered herbs …
Every month we explore one herb. Throughout the month we will learn about the benefits of the herb, it's herbal actions and uses. We will turn our knowledge into herbal recipes and concoctions to gain a fuller understanding of how these herbs actually work.
