How to Make Isotonic Eye Drops at Home
Collyrium is the liquid used for eyewash.
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How to Dry Medicinal Plants for Maximum Potency
Drying medicinal plants is the most common form of traditional preservation. With this processing sheet, you’ll have all the information and tips you need to easily produce products that are superior to those on the market.
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How to Create Your Customized Herbal Formula
This article proposes a simple methodology for making therapeutic formulas based on the properties sought in connection with a problem.
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Homemade Syrups: A Guide to Crafting Delicious Herbal Remedies
Syrup is a relatively quick process, making it easy to take several small doses. With this article, learn how to create your own syrup to suit your needs, using the plants you have on hand.
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Essential Ingredients for Homemade Liniments
A liniment is a liquid formulation applied externally (to the skin) to relieve aches and pains. This article explains its uses and how to make your own liniment.
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How to Make Perfect Infusions and Decoctions
Infusion and decoction are simple techniques for enjoying the aromas and virtues of plants. This article describes
tips and principles for successful and intuitive preparation.
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Understanding Liquid Extracts: Tinctures and More
Liquid concentrate is one of the most widely used processing methods for concentrating and preserving the active ingredients of medicinal plants.
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Step-by-Step Guide to Oily Maceration
A maceration is an oil “pimped” with the active principles and aroma of plants. This article explains how to make oil macerations to enjoy your plants when the garden is snowed in, your skin is dry from the heating and your bones are more sensitive than usual.
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