Peach pit tincture

Nasturtium tincture is an easy to make herbal remedy right from your garden. These edible flowers are also medicinal, and nasturtium tincture is valued for it's antibacterial, anti-fungal, antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties. It has been

The simple peach tree can provide a wealth of medicine– the flowers, the pits, the leaves, and the twigs are all useful, and good things to have on hand for you and your family. Common name: …

When I was pregnant with my son I craved peaches and nectarines. I never thought much about those cravings until a few years later when I was reading a book by herbalist Darryl Patton called Mount…

Tincture Me, Missy What is a tincture (you might be asking)? As Rosemary Gladstar states in her book Medicinal Herbs, A Beginner’s Guide, tinctures, “are concentrated liquid extracts of…

People have been asking me a lot about how tinctures, oxymels, and elixirs are different from one another.

Botanical tinctures made with alcohol, glycerine, or raw apple cider vinegar - what's the difference? Tincture how-to included!

Learn how to remove alcohol from herbal tinctures using the most common methods, such as evaporation, tea, boiling, and vacuum distillation.

I imagine that some children are entirely cared for. They have new organic cotton clothes, always combed hair, needs met, toenails clipped, new books to read, art projects at the ready, woolens for…

Here's a simple recipe to make your own homemade propolis tincture at home. Propolis is a resin-like substance produced by bees from tree

How to make a Tincture This guide will be the backbone of the entire course. Most of the recipes you find this course will be in a tincture solution. Why? Because tinctures are incredibly effective. They bypass your entire digestive tract and are immediately absorbed into your bloodstream. This is good for two reasons. Your […]