Echinacea tincture how to make

Tinctures are a convenient way to take your herbal medicines. They're ready to use, just pop a few drops into your mouth or a glass of water and you're done. The problem is...tinctures are expensive. A

Make a simple immune-boosting and virus-fighting echinacea tincture with the leaves and flowers from your immature echinacea plant, or the roots of your mature echinacea plant.

This Echinacea Root and Flower Tincture from Colleen Codekas' new book is a simple, natural way to protect yourself this cold and flu season.

Echinacea tincture can be made from fresh or dried echinacea. If you're growing your own though, doing it this way saves an extra step!

Just because it's cold outside, doesn't mean you have to catch a cold. In the west, we commonly refer to the winter months as 'cold and flu' season, though this is largely due in part to a job well done in the marketing and branding department of the pharmaceutical industry, and to our lack of self-care during this time of year. Of course, almost all of us get sick once in a while, but it's not necessarily a yearly requirement as some may think. Here are a few of the medicinal tools my…

Using an echinacea tincture can help you stay healthy and recover from sickness quickly. Learn more about echinacea benefits and dosing here!

With elderberry, echinacea, and ginger, this “Stay Well” herbal tincture is a must-have to support immune health during cold and flu season.

Echinacea purpurea As the nights turn chilly and the mornings frosty, I know that it is time to turn my thoughts to harvesting medicinal roots before the ground freezes solid. Chief among my autumn…

As a staple herbal remedy, it's great to know how to make echinacea tincture. Follow these 5 tips to make an extra potent extract.

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