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Mullein growing in my garden has been extra good this spring. I’ve been gathering mullein flowers for ear 👂 drops. Add flowers to olive oil and infuse for 4 weeks. Strain and drop 💧one drop in ear and cover with cotton. We also use it for joint aches. sagehillbotanicals.com
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Enjoyed introducing my herbs 🌿 to my granddaughter. She touched and looked up close at each one. I think she loved the feverfew most. So wish she lived nearby so I could show her more. I think it’s so important to share our herbal knowledge with our young ones. Knowing herbs 🌿 may one day be the only source of medicine available.
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Comfrey is a great plant to grow in your garden. Not only is it lovely, but it is very useful medicinally. My husband seriously strained the muscle in his arm and it bruised terribly. Luckily I had made some comfrey salve weeks before. I gently rubbed it into the muscle three times a day and the bruising was gone in a week. The soreness in the muscle took a little longer. Use the leaf 🍃 to soothe joint or muscle pain by simply picking and washing a large leaf, wrap it on the joint or muscle, and cover with a cloth. If you have sensitive skin place a cloth next to skin first. You may also place a heating pad over the leaf on low for joint pain. Relief.
The seeds protects and detox the liver and gallbladder, stimulates bile secretions, increases breast milk production, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and is an anti-depressant. This may be just the start of the benefits.
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This product has not been evaluated by the FDA and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. This information is for educational use only. Please research all herbs herbal products thoroughly before use. Everyone, especially pregnant and lactating women should check with their physician before using any herbal products. Sage Hill Botanicals Herb Company and Lisa’s Herb Remedies are not responsible for any adverse reactions.

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