#immunity herbs

[juniperandjustice]

Cleaning and using wild rose hips for water infusion.

Made a little video clip explaining what I do with rose hips. There is a little follow-up clip about the irritating fibers inside them. I also keep the cooked bits of fruit left from infusion and mash it with honey or something for jam.

[sorcerous-caress]

Who needs sleep when you can just pop more painkillers to sweep the headaches under the rug so you get to stare at a screen for 6 more hours

[angel-inbloom]

a happy herbalist with her massive jar of fire cider

[rurinnfane]

I’ve started reading a book that my step grandpa gave me years ago. It’s a book about herbs written in the 70s by Sybil Leek, a witch. He said he met Sybil once and that she’s “one of the few good witches out there,” which is a little bizarre to hear from a god-fearing conservative man…. He also insinuated that I’d like it purely for that reason, but I’d never dared to tell him about my interests in that area (because he was a god-fearing conservative).

I read a chapter every night before I go to sleep and now I have silly dreams about herbs every night :’) I dreamt last night that my herbalist friend had flowers growing out of her head and that water lilies could talk. Super normal

[eatclean-bewhole]

Harvesting wild elderberries with mom to make elderberry syrup. Came across some milk thistle too, which is great for the liver! 💜🌱

[balkanradfem]

weird question but any remedy for a growing wisdom tooth that has given heightened body temperature, runny nose, pain in the eyes, brain fog? For a few days now

oh I'm seeing this a day late, sorry! I don't know any specific herb for the situation you're describing, but this sounds pretty serious, I believe medical help would be warranted in a tooth that is causing this many symptoms! It sounds like it's making half of your head inflamed and that's not normal.

[mirrortouchedsea]

Day 19

Niki wrapped the bandages around Rinne’s arm, just tight enough to be slightly uncomfortable, but not too tight to restrict blood flow. They were well familiar with this song and dance, the pot of herb infused blood cooling on the counter as Niki scolded Rinne for not taking enough care of himself.

“Rinne-kun, you have to--” 

“I know, Niki.” The silence was deafening. Sometimes, Niki wished Rinne had never told him about the world of magic, about being a scribe, but if he had hidden it, his life would be boring and he’d never have gotten to know Rinne as deeply as he did. The two of them had traveled the world together, allowing Niki to try out cuisine from countries he hadn’t ever dreamed of visiting before, so it wasn’t all bad, all things considered. 

But still, Rinne had insisted on continuing to write spells, spells that helped Niki improve his cooking, helped his condition, spells that could do wonderful things and help people in bad situations. They were frequent visitors at youth shelters wherever they lived with a spell to multiply their food to feed everyone working under the table. They could use the spells over and over as long as Rinne was alive, but Rinne insisted on having extra ink for emergencies. 

Niki’s hands brushed over the bandage, wanting to scold Rinne for his stupidity, draining more blood than usual for this batch. He’d be bedridden for at least a week. 

“What are you writing?” Niki asked, trying to change the subject. 

“A protection spell.” Rinne’s eyes shifted to the ground, avoiding Niki’s glare. 

“Rinne-kun, you know those don’t work on you and I’ve already told you I’m not leaving you.” 

“‘S not for you.” 

“Then who’s it for?” 

“Kohaku-chan, back home. He’s been getting into dangerous situations again and the last book wore out.” Kohaku must be using the spells more frequently than they realized if they were already falling apart. 

“Fine, but promise me you’ll wait to write it until you’re feeling better.” Niki was already planning out their meals for the next week to raise Rinne’s iron levels and help him recover. Rinne leaned forward, arms wrapping around Niki’s torso and pulling him in. Rinne buried his face in Niki’s shoulder. 

“I promise.” 

“Now let’s get you to bed. You’ve got a long week ahead of you.” 

[medixic]

अश्वगंधा पाेषक तत्वाें से भरपूर हाेता है। पुरुषाें के लिए इसके फायदे जानकर आप हैरान हाे जाएंगे। अगर पुरुष नियमित रूप से इसका सेवन करेंगे, ताे उन्हें कभी भी सेक्सुअल लाइफ से जुड़ी समस्याओं से नहीं जूझना पड़ेगा।

[biosurvive]

i got covid for the first time

[mani-healthy-spices]

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[homunculus-argument]

Fantasy worldbuilding: the other races consider humans deceitful and scheming to the core, and there is one example of human behavior that they name each time they warn their young: Humans poison trap their own food storages. Anyone who has been to human residences has seen it, somehow they all do it - to deter thieves, naturally, though some think it is also to avoid suspicion when poisoning a guest or visitor.

Only members of one's own household would know which meats have been rubbed with poisonous plants, and which bulbs grown in the garden will kill you. And they're all stored right next to the proper edible food! And the humans never mistakenly poison themselves this way, they are far too cunning to fall into their own traps.

If you ask a human about this, they will be baffled and insist they've never heard of this custom in their lives. While they may suppose that some other human cultures might do something so wicked, each one reassures asking visitors that their people do not do anything like that. And the truth is, they really don't. Not on purpose, at least.

It's just that humans are the only ones immune to garlic, mint, and many other plants and herbs that are poison to all the other races.

[aymayurvedaschool]

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[sharycea]

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