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[tgotgainz]

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[theblackdahliaemporium]

Herbalism 101: Mullein Leaf

Fun fact: Mullein is a member of the Snap Dragon Family.

The Mullein plant has been around for years and has more than 200 species. The most popular type is common mullein (Verbascum Thapsus.) the leaves harvested near the bottom of the plant and used either dried or fresh.

Mullein flowers and leaves were used on animals and people for a variety of issues:

Cough

Congestion

Bronchitis

Asthma

Constipation

Pain

Inflammation

Migraine

Sleep

Gout

By the late 1800s, mullein became a popular treatment for people with tuberculosis in Europe, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Keep in mind that many of the benefits of mullein are based on anecdotal experiences. More human clinical studies are needed to understand the benefits of this herb. -Healthline

Mullein leaf is sold in various forms:

Tea

Extract

Oil

Powder

Capsule

Elixir

Some can be made into creams.

Some herbalists recommend mullein for respiratory and inflammatory conditions, but there is not enough scientific evidence of its effectiveness. -Healthline

Dioscorides, a Greek physician pharmacologist and botanist, practicing in the 1st century in Rome, who authored the herbal De Materia Medica, was one of the first to recommend mulleins use in lung conditions around 2,000 years ago. It was used as a hair wash in ancient Roman times; the leaf ash to darken hair, and the yellow flowers for lightening it. The leaves were dried, rolled and used as wicks for candles and the entire dried flowering stalks were dipped in tallow and used for torches, hence the names 'candlewick plant' or 'torches'. According to Maida Silverman in her book A City Herbal, " The great respect and love formerly accorded to mullein can be inferred from the number and variety of the folk names for it." -Mountain Rose herbs.

Mullein leaf, flower, and root, with its litany of folk uses ranging from 'nature's toilet paper' to an effective apotropaic (fancy word meaning that which wards off evil spirits), have been used extensively in folk medicine. Its magical qualities were numerous, going beyond simply warding off evil but also was thought to instill courage and health, provide protection, and to attract love. In fact, it was believed that wearing mullein would ensure fertility and keep potentially dangerous animals at bay while trekking along in the wilderness. Further, allegedly a practice for men in the Ozark mountains to attract love consisted of simply pointing the mullein's flowering stalk towards the direction of his love's house and seeing if the stalk went upright again indicating her reciprocated love. Mullein, like so many herbs of European origin, was introduced by the colonists and then incorporated into the Native American healing tradition. The root was made into a necklace for teething infants by the Abnaki tribe, the Cherokee applied the leaves as a poultice for cuts and swollen glands, and other tribes rubbed the leaves on the body during ritual sweat bathes. Additionally, the flowers were used internally as teas and topically as poultices. The Navajos smoked mullein, referring to it as "big tobacco" and the Amish were known to partake as well. Presently, mullein can be found at health food stores often prepared as soothing leaf tea or an ear oil made of the infused flowers. -mountainroseherbs

According to King's American dispensatory (a book first published in 1854 that covers the uses of herbs used in American medical practice), "upon the upper portion of the respiratory tract its influence is pronounced." Mullein was prescribed by Eclectic Physicians (a branch of American medicine popular in the 1800-early 1900's which made use of botanical remedies) who considered it to be an effective demulcent and diuretic, and a mild nervine "favoring sleep." -Mountain Rose herbs.

DISCLAIMER: Precautions Small hairs on mullein leaf may cause mechanical irritation in the mouth and throat if not filtered out of extracts prior to consumption. We recommend that you consult with a qualified healthcare practitioner before using herbal products, particularly if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications.

[oceanherbalist]

Some very good information from herbal academy!! #Repost @herbalacademy ・・・ It's bug season! We put together this helpful chart with the many effective plant oils categorized by the particular bug they repel. This is not a complete list of ALL EO oils – feel free to weigh in with your fave EOs in the comments! A word of caution when using essential oils: they should always be used with a carrier product because of their volatility. Carrier products are other oils such as extra virgin olive oil, sunflower oil, apricot kernel oil, unscented lotions, etc. Some EOs should not be applied to children or to pregnant women so, as always, please do additional research. We also recommend seeking out brands who use sustainable harvesting practices. @MountainRoseHerbs has a good selection of essential oils, which we recommend! . . Here's a simple recipe from the blog for crafting a bug repellent: . . SIMPLE SPRITZER REPELLENT Directions: Combine the following in a 2-ounce bottle: 4 tablespoons of distilled water 2 teaspoons of vodka 5-6 drops of your favorite EO or combination or try the Thieves combination of sage, rosemary, thyme, lavender, and mint. Shake well before each use. Spritz this on your clothes and hair. Not for use on skin. . . . . . . #bugrepellent #naturalbugspray #thieves #sage #rosemary #thyme #lavender #mint #essentialoils #aromatherapy #eos #mountainroseherbs #myherbalstudies #herbalacademy #herbalist #herbalism #materiamedica #botanicals #plantmedicine #herblove #herbalmedicine #artofslowliving #motherearth #naturesmedicine #loveyourweeds #backtoourroots #herbalists #plantlove #herbarium https://www.instagram.com/p/B0WPKRYnBNy/?igshid=xwzkj0a9npw7

[faeryarrow-blog]

A peek at my mini herb cabinet... I keep incense, herbs, dried flowers, & spare candles here. This year I set the intention to work more with flowers & herbs! I’ve been making candles, herbal salves & oils, and body butters... can’t wait to share 🌿🥀

[cinnamonhollow]

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[imaginariumarts]

Sometimes in the morning I like to sit and stare at my plants and the little oasis I’ve created in the kitchen. The kitchen is my happy place when I’m not makin art or curled up in a blanket watching movies. My plants are in there. My fish-son is in there. And sometimes I truly just spend time in there staring at the cool things I have collected to cook with or dream up my next experiment in culinary pursuits. I was initially very much against putting spices into little jars; my bf’s initial intent was a small spice cabinet when he was redesigning the kitchen. I told him he was out of his mind because I have too many spices to be refilling constantly LOL!! And now the spice drawers are chaos and I have an entire lazy susan top tier full of spices and baking things. But!! In efforts to make my life easier, I did decide to finally try the smol jar idea (only took 6yrs LOL!) and now my 5 favourite spices are within reach and omg he MIGHT have been right about the convenience LMFAOOOOOOO! (Dear friends of bf who follow me, if you narc to him I will NEVER share leftovers/snacks with y’all 😂!!) I mentioned this earlier in stories, but I am also incredibly excited to be accepted as a @mountainroseherbs affiliate. You can find a link to their products (which I use near daily including the tea!!!) on my website under the “Food” tab. So you can get spices and help a gal out at the same time so I can keep filling your feed with NOMS! 😋🙌 . . . . . . . #affiliate #affiliateprogram #spicesandherbs #spiceshop #mountainroseherbs #cookingathome #foodiegrams #eatarainbow #quarantinecooking #veganchef #foodblogger #veganrecipes #veganfoodshare #getinthekitchen #foodgrams #foodstyling #spicerack #spicyfood #hotpeppers #spiceitup #cookingwithlove (at Jersey City, New Jersey) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNpjihKjaU7/?igshid=1uxdsjmasqwrm

[shadesofbrandy]

I think this is almond oil. I’m infusing #roses #lavender #rosemary. This is why you should label everything - you may forget which oil you used. I started this in February. Almost ready. #herbs #mountainroseherbs #herbal

[roivoire]

How I decide I need more tea #funaday #artchart #funaday2020 #illustration #piechart #tea #mountainroseherbs https://www.instagram.com/p/B76vhsxBFTu/?igshid=1ow47dm8itl96

[agessentialoils]

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[redemptionandcoffee]

quiet mornings ���️

[furrykitten]

Dropping some new thangs on my Etsy within the next few days. Peek at it soon 💋💚🙈🌺🌸🌿🌻 #Etsy #naturalbeauty #vegan #organic #etsyshop #hippy #hippymagic #herbs #herblife #florida #herbalistinthemaking #naturalislife #flowerpetals #mountainroseherbs (at Ocala, Florida)

[carondesigns]

Just opened my #mountainroseherbs order! Excited to try to sprout a variety of leafy and spicy seeds! Plan to add to my lunch I pack up for work. #organicgardening (at Sherman, Connecticut) https://www.instagram.com/carondesigns/p/BxOHn4Ony2P/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=43b7wdyupvx7

[thedreamersden93]

Stocking up on the good stuff. #organicherbalremedies #mountainroseherbs #herbalist #thegoodstuff #naturalmedicine #plantlove #eugeneoregon (at Eugene, Oregon) https://www.instagram.com/thedreamersden93/p/BwvMi6EBjqR/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1hoybwom5rt1p

[studio-b-witch]

最近、aromatherapistの アドバンスを取得したのですが。 といっても、日本ではないため、 アメリカ、イギリスでオススメという まだ日本に来ていないメーカーを たくさん教えてもらったりして。 そして、アメリカでは、USDSマークが 安全のマークだとか。 この際、国内外で、良い！と言われているところや、 ライバルと言われているところ、 なんで高価なの？なんで安いの？ を、すべて仕入れてみるという 試みを、企てております。 して、まず、 いち早く、見つけてしまったのは、 イギリスのアンフォラアロマティクスの、日本総代理店をされている ｢アロマキュア｣さん。 こちらには、オリジナルの商品化を お願いする段階にきております。 そして！ ヤングリビングも、ドテラも、 紹介者は会社サイドにコーディネートしてもらい、 その他は、直輸入で、直交渉で。 Wholesaleプログラムが通過したところ。 すべて、まるごと、 「アロマの窓口」をやろうかなと。 計画中。 あ、タロットやオラクルは、当然続行します。 計画は、あと、ふたつあるのです。 この４つの共通点に気がついた方には、何かのプレゼントを用意しようかしら。 #エッセンシャルオイル #アロマテラピー #アロマ #ヤングリビング #ドテラ #生活の木 #無印良品 #fabulousfranny #planttherapy #プラナロム #pranarom #インセント #なごみ #mountainroseherbs #aromatherapy #パナセアファルマ #drmercola #フィトサンアローム #usds #アロマキュア https://www.instagram.com/p/BuatImynC-r/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1hdlf5ohr5l2g

[myfruitthing]

Someone asked about where I get my licorice root from. This was my last purchase at Mountain Rose Herbs online. I find them pretty affordable. I use this licorice root as a tea. I have also made my own extract/tincture out of it with just vodka. Technically it's an extract if straight alcohol. A tincture is both alcohol and distilled water. As far as I have learned. I have been using licorice root for about a year with breaks, since starting my healing journey. I do feel herbs have their place medicinally but the goal is to use them less and less or as needed. I use licorice root for an adrenal support, it is also antifungal, as well as raises the blood pressure. I have a low BP, as well as adrenal weakness which I think may be causing my vaginal yeast issues. I have been dealing with chronic yeast for 20 years. Another important thing to remember with herbs is to take a break and cleanse it out of the system from time to time. Many herbs such as licorice can build up a toxicity, so I was told by my herbalist friend. I do 4 weeks on and two off. Or I just decide to take a longer break with just a fruit diet and no herbs. @deckerdax #mountainroseherbs #licoriceroot #herbology #herbs #tinctures #extracts #myfruitthing www.myfruitthing.com https://www.instagram.com/p/BtZvffijsDC/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=rdp2doimap3c

[herbalmarie-blog]

The jars & bags of herbal stash are starting to empty! First it was the Mullein leaf and then I polished off the Roasted Dandelion Root 😢😩 Neither one are going to be replaced until I harvest them myself!! (is it spring yet - can we please always have summer) I was thankful for #mountainroseherbs 4 picking up my slack last year ~ but this year I need to put my harvest face on and get to work🌿 #whatsinyourmug #whatsinyourcup #whatsinyourmasonjar 🍻 https://www.instagram.com/p/BtWRSwUleZr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=161vcwrql32cf