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    Bruise Salve: MULLEIN AND ELDERBERRY LEAF

    MULLEIN AND ELDERBERRY LEAF A mullein and elderberry leaf salve combines two powerful, natural herbs known for their healing properties, creating a soothing and effective topical remedy. Here’s a breakdown of the benefits this salve can offer: 1. Anti-inflammatory and Pain Relief 2. Skin Healing and Regeneration 3. Antimicrobial and…

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    Elderberry Leaf

    The elderberry plant is most famous for its dark purple-black berries, which are often used in syrups, jams, and medicinal preparations, particularly for immune support. However, the elderberry leaf comes from the same plant (Sambucus nigra) and, like the berries, has a history of being used in traditional herbal medicine,…

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    Mullein Salve for Bruises: A Natural Remedy

    Mullein salve is a time-tested herbal remedy that has gained popularity for its ability to help soothe and heal a variety of skin ailments, including bruises. Derived from the leaves and flowers of the Verbascum thapsus plant, mullein has been used for centuries in traditional medicine for its wide range…

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    BROADLEAF PLANTAIN FOR ANIMALS

    Broadleaf plantain (Plantago major) is not just beneficial for humans but also for animals, both as a food source and a natural remedy. This versatile plant can offer a range of health benefits for pets and livestock alike. Here’s how broadleaf plantain can be beneficial for animals: 1. Digestive Health…

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    8 Reasons to Use Angry Skin Salve

    Angry Skin Salve is made with broadleaf plantain and mullein leaves in a highly effective, natural remedy for a range of skin conditions. I personally love it for poison ivy rashes. It takes the itch out of the equation promoting accelerated healing. Is your skin angry? These two plants combine…

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    Mullein

    Mullein (Verbascum thapsus) is a biennial plant that’s native to Europe, Asia, and parts of North America. It is well-known for its tall flower spikes, which can grow up to 6 feet high, and its large, soft, velvety leaves that form a rosette in the first year. The flowers are…

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    Broad Leaf Plantain

    Why Should I Use Broadleaf Plantain? If you are suffering with the following ailments,  broadleaf plantain may be for you: Broadleaf plantain? Oooo, sounds fancy. Does it grow bananas somewhere tropical? Nope, not even close. Broadleaf plantain (Plantago major) is a common perennial herb found in many parts of the…