I'm sure you know about Echinacea by now. Its pretty much every wear. I found this bit of inflammation for you:
"Scientific studies now validate Echinacea's traditional usage as a topical agent to help the body repair skin wounds, and internally to enhance the immune system. The active constituents in Echinacea which are thought to bolster the body's defense are known as polysaccharides. Polysaccharides stimulate the activity of macrophages, white blood cells which destroy bacteria, viruses, other foreign invaders, and even wayward cells. It also activates the body's production of interferon, a specific protein which protects cells against the invasion of viruses."
As for Etsy there is Tincture and dried herbs on there as well.
You can get a 1 oz bottle of Echinacea Tincture for $16.00 from
Also a 2 oz Lemon Balm tincture for $12.95 from
and don't forget the dried herbs and spices you might need as well!
4 comments:
I am with you..Anything we can use that is natural, it the best..Thanks for showing this..I have some wild St.John's Wort in my yard..did grow Lemon Balm this year..Not sure what to do with it though..I really have to read about all this.
So very cool! I never did think that this could be grown for personal use/small business purposes. I'm impressed and think it's great to be in a world with people like you.
wow, i never thought about growing your own herbal remedies, makes perfect sence now! :)
very nice post. I have a friend in Tennessee who grows remedy plants and makes salves and lotions, it's like a field day when I visit her---always learn something new!
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