Oxymel remedies

Oxymel – from the Latin oxymeli meaning “acid and honey” has been made and used in many ways throughout the ages and it’s a recipe that can be adapted to suit your health and herbal needs.

In herbal remedies, there is a timeless elixir with roots dating back over 2,000 years—known as oxymel. Oxymel comes from the ancient Greek word oxymeli, which translates to "acid and honey." It is a potent blend of honey, vinegar, and herbs cherished for its numerous health benefits and delightful taste for centuries.

Elderberry syrup always helped me feel better as a child, as a natural cough syrup and to provide some much-needed energy when I was sick. It's comforting on the throat, and I'd begin to feel

In herbal remedies, there is a timeless elixir with roots dating back over 2,000 years—known as oxymel. Oxymel comes from the ancient Greek word oxymeli, which translates to "acid and honey." It is a potent blend of honey, vinegar, and herbs cherished for its numerous health benefits and delightful taste for centuries.

What, you may be asking, is an oxymel?? According to herbalist Rosalee de la Foret, "Oxymels are herbal preparations that date back as far as the ancient Greeks. They are made by combining herbs with both honey and vinegar. These sweet and sour preparations are specific to the respiratory system and can be used for bronchial complaints, especially when there is a lot of mucous present - such as coughs that are thick with mucous. I learned from herbalist Paul Bergner that William Cook, a…

We consume a lot of oranges in the winter. I hate to see the peels go to waste with all their health benefits. Fresh- the peels can be candied, chopped and put into a fruit cake, added to a mulling…

A delicious immune stimulating oxymel blend

Make an Elderberry Oxymel of your own

This Garlic and Thyme Oxymel is easy to make, delicious, and perfect for times when you need a little extra respiratory or immune support.