
Kitchen Herbs: Your Natural Medicine Cabinet - A Complete Guide"
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"Kitchen Herbs: Your Natural Medicine Cabinet - A Complete Guide"
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Introduction
Welcome to Angels Hollow Naturals' comprehensive guide to kitchen herbs! As a holistic wellness brand, we believe in the power of natural remedies. Today, we're unlocking the healing potential sitting right in your kitchen.
Common Kitchen Herbs & Their Uses
1. Basil (Ocimum basilicum)
- Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, digestive aid
- Uses:
- Tea: 1-2 tsp dried basil per cup of hot water
- Tincture: 1:5 ratio in 40% alcohol
- Cautions:
- May interact with blood thinning medications
- Avoid therapeutic doses during pregnancy
- Combinations:
- Basil + Peppermint for digestive support
- Basil + Thyme for respiratory health
2. Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis)
- Benefits: Memory enhancement, circulation boost, hair health
- Uses:
- Tea: 1 tsp dried rosemary per cup of water
- Hair rinse: Strong tea as final rinse
- Cautions:
- Avoid with high blood pressure medications
- Not recommended during pregnancy
- Combinations:
- Rosemary + Sage for cognitive function
- Rosemary + Lavender for stress relief
3. Thyme (Thymus vulgaris)
- Benefits: Respiratory support, antimicrobial, immune boost
- Uses:
- Tea: 2 tsp fresh thyme per cup of water
- Steam inhalation: 3-4 sprigs in hot water
- Cautions:
- May interact with blood clotting medications
- Monitor use with thyroid conditions
- Combinations:
- Thyme + Sage for sore throat
- Thyme + Oregano for immune support
4. Sage (Salvia officinalis)
- Benefits: Throat health, memory support, hormonal balance
- Uses:
- Tea: 1 tsp dried sage per cup of water
- Gargle: Strong tea for sore throat
- Cautions:
- Avoid during pregnancy and breastfeeding
- May interact with diabetes medications
- Combinations:
- Sage + Peppermint for digestive issues
- Sage + Thyme for respiratory support
5. Peppermint (Mentha piperita)
- Benefits: Digestive aid, headache relief, breath freshener
- Uses:
- Tea: 1-2 tsp dried leaves per cup
- Cold compress: Strong tea applied topically
- Cautions:
- May worsen GERD symptoms
- Use cautiously with antacids
- Combinations:
- Peppermint + Ginger for nausea
- Peppermint + Chamomile for relaxation
Making Herbal Preparations
Basic Tincture Recipe:
- Fill jar 2/3 with dried herbs
- Cover with 80-proof vodka
- Store in dark place for 6-8 weeks
- Strain and bottle
Standard Tea Preparation:
- Use 1-2 teaspoons dried herb per cup
- Steep covered for 10-15 minutes
- Strain and enjoy
Safety Notes
- Always consult healthcare provider before starting herbal remedies
- Start with small amounts to test sensitivity
- Keep detailed records of reactions
- Purchase quality herbs from reputable sources
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