Fennel tincture

You can grind seeds from the fennel in your garden to make ground fennel powder and you can dry your own fennel too for fennel spice.

Discover how to make your own aromatic and herbal remedies for common, and not so common, health imbalances.

Candied Fennel Fennel is a warming herb that improves liver function and digestion. Fennel can relieves gas, bloating, and can ease digestive discomforts. Fennel is antispasmodic meaning it can...

Known as the “toothache plant,” herbalists reach for spilanthes tincture for its pain-relieving and numbing properties. It’s traditionally been used to treat inflamed gums, mouth sores, and toothaches. Spilanthes antibacterial and antiviral properties are lesser

Health benefits of fennel are many and the entire plant is edible. Discover the soothing and healing properties of this ancient medicinal herb.

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.

Botanical Name of Fennel: Foeniculum vulgare. Other Common Names: Large fennel, sweet fennel, wild fennel, sweet cumin, finnochio, fänkål (Swedish), hinojo (Spanish), Fenchel (German), fennikel (Danish), hui-hsiang (Chinese), fenouil (French), fennika (Icelandic). Habitat: Fennel is circumpolar (that is, can be found all over the globe). It is most often found in dry stony calcareous soils near the sea. It is generally considered native to the Mediterranean region but today it is cultivated…

Helps to ease nausea, gas, colic, reflux, indigestion and heartburn. Aids in bowel movements. Increases breastmilk production in nursing mothers.

Tinctures made from anti-inflammatory herbs and roots can help manage and reduce harmful inflammation in the body. Here are some good tinctures for inflammation that are simple to make and perfect for beginners.