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Tanja Westfall-Greiter's avatar

It helped a lot when my Morbus Crohn was active.

Janee Hayes's avatar

Thanks!! 🙏🏾

Agy | Health Literate's avatar

You’re welcome!!☺️

Sean's avatar

What an ausome read...thank u so much💚

Agy | Health Literate's avatar

You’re welcome! ☺️

Caz's avatar
Apr 19Edited

I’m curious about replacing Marshmallow with our local Common Mallow. I’ve recently harvested a lot of roots while in season for this reason. Are there any considerations I should be aware of? I was also just gifted an African Mallow (Cape Mallow) plant which is perennial and I plan on using the leaves and flowers year-round for tea.

Lynne Walker's avatar

The instructions for the cold infusion are exactly what I was looking for, thank you. How much should you be drinking at a time? A cup, half cup?

Mac Jones's avatar

Divinely timed reading for me. As I’ve been pondering this and that, for a dry cough, thickening Lymph Nodes and throat irritation formed by a nasal drip from what I believe to be Nasal Polyps.

Which leads me to ask what your thoughts are for Nasal Polyps. I have been researching and intuitive exploring but I’d love your feedback.

Kaitlynn Rivera's avatar

Thanks so much for this. I actually have a couple of marshmallow plants in my yard from a local apothecary class I took a few years ago.

I also have pretty irritated digestion. Not super confident about digging up the roots or anything invasive without damaging the plant, but maybe using the leaves as you describe can be a good first thing to try?

Curious if you have a thought...

Melissa's avatar

Thank you!! Marshmallow grows where I live, as a deep rooted "weed" practically everywhere. It stays low to the ground instead of upright flowers. I will investigate who exactly she is!

Ann Lavenburg's avatar

What a great article! I use Mimosa pudica wormwood clove black walnut for parasites. Nasty things! I'm anxious to learn more.

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Agy | Health Literate's avatar

Oooh that sounds like a wonderful combo! You’re welcome! ☺️