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Eyebright (25g)Use the infusion as an eyewash or to drink. See more information [+] If you wish to use as an eyewash, make as a tea and then strain through layers of muslin to remove all traces of the herb before using on the eyes.Ingredients: Euphrasia spp £1.00 plus p&p |
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Elder Flowers (25g)An aromatic herb which is quite pleasant as a tea. See more information [+] Traditionally used to help sweat out a fever.Ingredients: Sambucus nigra flos. £1.00 plus p&p |
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Nettles (25g)Nettle (Urtica dioica). Nettle tea may be used as part of a detox programme and as a spring tonic. [+] Nettles have traditionally been used as a mild diuretic to lift uric acid and help with the joints in arthritic conditions. It may be used for childhood eczema and for hay fever and asthma. It is full of trace elements including iron and has long been used as a spring tonic to purify the blood. Drink freely.Ingredients: Organic Nettle herb £1.20 plus p&p |
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Dandelion leaf (25g)Dandelion leaf (Taraxacum officinalis). Drink when you feel a bit bloated with fluid retention. Dandelion has a reputation as a major diuretic which is probably why it is called 'Piss-en-lit' in France. See more information [+] Dandelion. Taraxacum officinalis. A perennial plant which grows everywhere, especially in lawns. Both the leaf and the root is used medicinally, but the flower is only useful for providing nectar for overwintering hoverflies early in the spring. Dandelion leaves may be eaten in salad or sandwiches. The leaves may be blanched in a similar way to chicory. The root may be made into a coffee substitute.Ingredients: Taraxacum folia £1.20 plus p&p |
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Agrimony (25g)Agrimony is a small delicate herb which has been traditionally taken to cleanse the liver and help with bowel problems. Use as a tea. See more information [+] Agrimony is a small delicate plant which may be easily overlooked in grassland, on the borders of woods, on banks and near the sides of hedges. Culpeper put this herb under Jupiter and suggested that it was good for gout, helping to cleanse the liver and heal inward wounds and bruises. He also suggested applying externally to sores. It has astringent properties helping to reduce diarrhoea in children, aid in colitis, incontinence and cystitis.Ingredients: Agrimonia eupatoria £1.20 plus p&p |
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