Fever few tincture

how to make herbal tinctures for effective medicine

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This Herbal Fever Ease Formula is a gentle and natural way to support fevers, is safe for most children, and helps the body cool down.

A tincture is a rather concentrated water/alcohol extraction of an herb. It is similar to teas (aka infusions) in that water is used to extract phytochemicals (

Outside of a good diet and detox regimen, there's another crucial component to enabling the regenerative processes in the body.

Made using high proof alcohol, tinctures tend to burn, and contain strong, concentrated herbal flavours. While many can pinch their nose and take their tincture without complaint, it's worth knowing how to make tinctures more palatable. Whether you're trying to get a stubborn child to take a supplement or just can't stand the horse-like taste

Feverfew is aptly named for one of its many uses, treating fever, but has historically been used to treat a variety of ailments including inflammation, menstrual cramps, toothaches, arthritis, vertigo, spasms, labor pains, insect bites, and the plague. Feverfew can be taken internally one of three ways: chewing the leaves, infusion, or tincture (pill form is also available). #herbalism #herbs #greenwitch