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breathe easy homemade clove and mint chest rub
This clove and mint based chest rub is good for winter related breathing issues, including nasal congestion, sinus issues, coughs, colds, flu. Mint yields menthol which is analgesic, cooling and counterirritant as well as vasodilation- so opening up that respiratory … Continue reading
Posted in Herbal Remedy Recipes
Tagged chest rub, colds, coughs, flu, nasal congestion, respiratory, sinus, sinusitus, winter ailments, winter remedy
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Inhalations
Place 2- 4 drops of essential oil, a powdered portion of spice/herb or an infusion preparation (you can use a store bought herbal tea bag) into a bowl or basin, add some steaming hot water and inhale the vapors. Most … Continue reading
