Healers Treats - Journal

Herbs of all kinds have wonderful properties and uses. I like Sage & Lavender as Tea or for Smudging to cleanse negativity attached to me, or in a home. Ill have to pick up some Peppermint and make a Nice Tea, could always use a Cleansing from Negativity picked up during the day. I'm thinking of trying Peppermint, Sage, & Lavender as a Tea, Triple whammy of a cleanse lol

Many Blessings

Spirit,
are you sure Lavender is supposed
to be a drink....LOL!
Wait!

Chamomile, Sage, and Peppermint

or better yet Ginger-Peppermint will calm your tummy
and keep negativity away...LOL (Alvita sells a blend)
I like the Kit : )

Wow! I will be trying Lavender TEA....Wow!

The following are the HEALTH BENEFITS attributed to lavender tea:

~Lavender tea may help ease insomnia.

~Lavender tea may help calm nervousness and anxiety. It may also be used to alleviate stress and uplift flagging spirits.

~Lavender tea may help treat an upset stomach, as well as flatulence and colic. It may also be used to treat stomach and bowel infections.

~Lavender tea may help alleviate depressive and migraine headaches.

~Lavender tea, when applied topically, may help alleviate colds, cough, asthma, bronchitis and similar problems in the respiratory system.

~Lavender tea may help induce sweating and consequently reduce the body temperature during fever.

~Lavender tea, when applied topically, may help heal cuts, wounds, ulcers and sores.

~Lavender tea is also useful as a mouthwash to combat halitosis.

After you asked the question d-knots about Lavender, i was like oh no i never actually read whether Lavender tea was safe or not. Drinking it for the first time, i got a very purifying feeling inside. It became one of my favorite teas. I have a difficult time growing Lavender, not sure why or i would have some stocked up for the winter months. Didn't realize how many Benefits Lavender has.

Many Blessings

I shall try Lavender tea!

When I am under the weather, I mail or text my friend and she does the same when she is down.
Then we usually go for a walk that evening after work, along the beach or in the woods and talk it out.

I am so lucky to have found this friend, we are so alike its uncanny, but great cos we understand each other.

Yeah,

Friends are very coooooooooool.... LOL

I too am not sure about lavender as a tea.

Try nettle tea, you can buy it loose or in bags.

Benefits of Nettle Tea:
•This tea is made from leaves that are rich in vitamins A, B1, B5, C, D, E and K, iron, potassium, copper, zinc, magnesium, calcium and others. It also contains flavonoids, essential amino acids and proteins.

•The high levels of iron present in the tea are essential to improve blood circulation and to lower blood pressure. Acting as a diuretic nettle tea eliminates sodium from your body. It also decreases sugar levels in the blood.

•Again iron makes this tea anti-anemic improving on the overall well being of your organism.

•This tea is the right choice for helping in cases of physical and mental exhaustion. It stimulates your appetite, helping you to regain your strength in a healthy way.

•It builds up a natural defense mechanism in your body as well as eliminating viruses and bacterial infections.

•Nettle tea also helps with respiratory problems by fighting coughs, tuberculosis and asthma, clearing your lungs when you most need it.

•If you have intestinal disorders, nettle tea is recommended. It also helps with cases of dysentery, diarrhea, hemorrhoids and it is good for aiding the treatment of liver, bile and spleen diseases. It has a slight laxative effect, so best not to overdo it.

•Nettle tea may treat urinary infections, kidney inflammations and help prevent water retention. It helps to dissolve kidney stones and being a blood purifier, driving toxins from your body.

nettle is on my list now!