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The ten herbs to start with
If you want to keep herbs in the house and have no idea where to begin, this is the set herbalists tend to start people on. Ten jars covers most of what comes up. - Chamomile, for winding down - Peppermint, for digestion - Ginger, for warmth and nausea - Lemon balm, for mood - Lavender, for stress and sleep - Calendula, for skin - Elderberry, for immune support - Nettle, for minerals - Turmeric, for inflammation - Echinacea, for immune support How to actually use them: one teaspoon of dried herb per cup of just boiled water, covered while it steeps, five to ten minutes. Covering matters more than people realize. The volatile oils are the active part and they leave with the steam. To be clear about what this is: these are traditional uses with long histories of practice behind them, not clinical claims. Some, like ginger and chamomile, have real trial evidence. Others rest mostly on tradition. Both are worth knowing, and worth telling apart. Check with your doctor if you are pregnant, nursing or on medication. Herbs interact. Save this for the kitchen.
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