jewelweed information
The fresh juice or leaves of jewelweed are used externally in the treatment of various skin problems, such as poison oak, ringworm, warts, hemorrhoids, and nettle sting. Internally, the tea or tincture is used (rarely) as a diuretic and as a mil...
Apply a cream containing antifungal herbs plus calendula, echinacea, or plantain for their soothing and healing prope...
Hebal treatment includes immune stimulants internally, soothing topical anti-inflammatory herbs, and astringent herbs...
Commonly recommended herbs include anti-inflammatories, venous tonics, and astringent herbs. A high-fiber diet, in c...
Rhus tox is used in homeopathic preparations for contact dermatitis and rheumatism. It has also been used for genita...
Contact dermatitis is the name given to any skin inflammation that results from surface contact. There are two kinds ...
jewelweed blogs
I am one of those individuals who every bug on earth wants to cozy up to. As a result of this, I have learned that herbs and essential oils are very helpful indeed when venturing out of doors. E...