Mullein root tincture

Many people use mullein for lung health, but it offers more health benefits. Learn all how to use the roots, flowers, and leaves of this helpful herbal remedy.

Mullein is one of the most recognizable, medicinal and useful plants. Foraging for mullein is easy and fun!

The medicinal uses for mullein are vast and extensive. Learn about smoking mullein for cough and respiratory ailments, plus other medicinal values.

Chances are you’ve seen mullein growing, possibly in your yard or by the roadside. It’s possible you’ve even considered this fuzzy plant to be a weed. But if you take the time to get to know the properties of mullein, you may find that it’s one of the most useful plants in the yard, particularly during the cold and flu season or if you suffer from lung issues.I’ve been working hard this year to change my mindset with regard to weeds. I’m choosing to view them as plants I haven’t discovered…

Mullein (Verbascum thapsus) is a common wild weed that's both edible and medicinal. This particular weed should be in every herbalist's medicine cabinet, and it's easy to forage in the wild. Mullein is one of

Learn about the Chinese and western herbal uses of mullein in this monograph. The monograph covers Mullein leaf, but also Mullein root and flower.

Woolly mullein is extremely beneficial. Here's how to identify it, forage for it and use mullein.

The standard method of making a dry plant tincture is one part herb by weight to five parts menstruum by volume. An example is two ounces of licorice root in 10 fluid ounces of menstruum. The finished product is labelled 1:5. Most herbs can be tinctured this way. There are always exceptions and this article

Common mullein is a well-known plant that has been “smoked” for centuries and is known to treat lung issues due to its expectorant nature. Now, what does this mean? In a nutshell, it will break up congestion and make coughing more productive. Mullein – Medicinal Benefits All parts of mullein have been used to treat…

Welcome to the wild, and wonderful world that is my "herb" garden! Zinnias and Black-eyed Susan line the garden path. Sister Belle wat...