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  Peppermint:    Looking for a natural way to ease some common discomforts? Consider peppermint. The plant’s dried, crushed leaves or extracted oil offer more than a pleasing aroma and flavor, they have medicinal applications as well. Peppermint can be used:   As a chest rub to ease breathing with the common cold   For relief of indigestion and nausea, also helps when you have that full stomach feeling from eating too much   As a treatment for gastrointestinal ailments such as irritable bowel syndrome and diverticular disease   Topical treatment for sore or tight muscles including tension headaches   Be aware that while largely beneficial for the digestive tract, peppermint tea can worsen the heartburn experienced with gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and may also promote the flow of bile from the gallbladder and complicate gallstones – consult your doctor if you have these conditions and stop using peppermint product...

  Mint Incense Mint refers to any herb in the Mentha family. There is a wide variety of species in the genus. From water mint to spearmint, to pennyroyal, the mint family has many medicinal, culinary, and magickal uses. Peppermint is used for nausea, morning sickness and other gastric complaints as well as a treatment for colds and other respiratory illnesses; horsemint can be used externally for skin issues and dandruff; ginger mint is good for relieving spasms. On the culinary side, mint can be used for making tea, flavoring tea, used as a basting brush, and flavoring various fruits and veggies … especially in salads. This versatile herb definitely deserves some exploring. Magickally, mints are used in healing charms and mixtures. It also works well in travel spells. Because of its bright green color, mint is used in money and prosperity workings too. Use to call good spirits to be present and aid in your magickal rituals. Grow some in a pot to keep in your home for protect...

 Let's talk about the herb Mugwort, it's a beautiful plant Mugwort (Artemisia vulgaris) ✻✿ ✻*LIKE ✻✿ ✻* SHARE✻✿ ✻* Please don't forget to LIKE our posts and SHARE our page to keep us in your feed, thanks for being here with us in our Circle of Harmony ~Blessed Be Did you know we also have a Witch Group open to all Paths? Join Our Witches Path Workshop Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/483960543308636 Join our Tarot Readings Classes Divination Learning Readings and all types of divinations shared The Crafty Kitchen Witch Tarot Group  https://www.facebook.com/groups/741335405974557/ Reiki Attunement Class  become attuned Join this Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/reikiattunement/ Our Facebook Page for all Witches https://www.facebook.com/witchespath4u ┊　　┊　　┊　　┊☽✪☾ ┊　　┊　　┊　　★ ┊　　┊　　☆☽✪☾ ┊　　★ ☆ ✻✿ ✻*LIKE ✻✿ ✻* SHARE✻✿ ✻*  Part Used : fresh leaves Planet : Venus Element : Earth Magical Influences : Psychic awareness, Psychic dreams, Astral  projection This ...

  If you're like me, you never have enough jars to hold your herbs, am I right? Yep I thought so too. Well I save Jars, let me tell you, I do! I have found a really nice jar for herbs though. Here it is A DIY to reuse these Jars. Yep you find them at Walmart but other stores may have similar brands at a fair price. I have found other jars but at much higher prices for basically the same thing. This jar comes filled with herbs, and best of all when you use it up, save the jar, the label cleans off really easy and leaves almost no residue at all, best thing ever. They can hold all your witchy herbs after use. They can make a whole kitchen herb collection and once you buy them you can refill with bulk herbs, which I buy often. So for me I buy 1 or 2 every week or two, save up the jars and then can reuse how I like. You can also make up labels for the jars to reuse I have found some really cool sets online, or made my own.  ✻✿ ✻*LIKE ✻✿ ✻* SHARE✻✿ ✻* Please don't forget to LIKE ou...

 Aloe Vera is a must have to keep around the House. I keep a few plants on hand both because they are beautiful and handy for emergencies. I keep a bottle of aloe vera gel on hand for lots of recipes and healing, I bless the bottle if I buy one when I get it home, I make aloe vera ice cubes and I'm going to show you how to collect aloe vera today. ice cubes frozen of aloe vera for many uses aloe vera witchy tips Harvest and Freeze Aloe Vera Gel Aloe vera is a well-known balm for treating sunburn, minor burns, and moisturizing skin and hair. While it is best known for its external use on dry or burnt skin, aloe is also an edible ally. You can easily add fresh aloe to a smoothie, mix it into a glass of juice, or stir it into any food to use its mucilaginous properties internally to soothe the digestive system. The aloe that you find sold in plastic bottles is useful, but you can also easily harvest and freeze aloe gel from a healthy houseplant! Aloe is easy to grow indoors in just ab...

  Lemon Balm Lemon Balm Tea! We love lemon balm for it's calming qualities! It may support a nervous stomach and it's so soothing to sip before bed! It is very gentle, and the fragrance is intoxicating! LEMON BALM ICED TEA! 🍋 1 heat proof - 64oz. pitcher 4 heaping tablespoons of Lovely Lemon Balm 32 oz. boiling water 6 cups ice Raspberries and rosemary or mint to garnish! Heat 32 oz. of water to boiling. Put lemon balm in a tea filter or infuser basket. Add boiling water. Steep 10 minutes. Remove tea filter and fill remaining pitcher with ice!! Lemon Balm Tincture Take 2 handfuls of clean lemon balm, 2 cups boiling water cover & turn off heat, steep for 20 min or more strain add 2 cups raw sugar bring to a boil & skim if needed. Pour in sterilized jars. Add 1/8 ascorbic acid option. Use within months, keep in fridge. Add to your sparkling water, tea, or drinks. Lemon Balm Herbal Remedies & Recipes Now that we’ve covered some of...