calendula

ways to use – tea, tincture, lotion, compress, food, soak, powder, mouthwash, gargle, salve, douche, infused vinegar, infused oil, smoke

the calendula plant is also known as the pot marigold, some of the special properties of calendula as suggested in home remedies are as follows: it is antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and immune stimulating, it is useful for treating various types of dermatitis such as eczema.

as a tea it is used for gastritis and a warm gargle has been used to soothe canker sores. it is also recommended for women with painful menstruation or menopausal problems. for a stimulating bath, try adding calendula petals. some hair stylists use a calendula infusion as a hair rinse to bring out the highlights in brunette or blonde hair.

ingredients: calendula petals

tea: 1-2 tsp per 8-10oz water, steep 3-8 mins

milk & sugar are not recommended

**we encourage you to do your own personal research about plants and the

different ways to use and consume them**

25 grams