I feel your choice of herbs are not well selected, because of high risks. Thyme for example; Women who are pregnant should not drink thyme tea, although small amounts of thyme used in cooking do not cause side effects. Do not take thyme as a medicine if you have a duodenal ulcer or if you have thyroid disease as it can worsen. Also, myrrh, causes "red" symptoms, like fever, blistering, hot flashes, or nervous tension. Not recommended while pregnant and it may cause nausea or vomiting in excess.
Goldenseal Root (root) - antiseptic and immune stimulant Licorice Root (root) - anti-viral, chest and throat soother Fenugreek Seed Powder (seed) - expectorant Yarrow Leaf and Flower (leaf+flower) - reduces fevers and inflammation Avoid boiling tea, instead add simmering water to a cup of the material instead of boiling directly.
Also, use PUREFRUIT™ (monkfruit(dot)org) "Monk Fruit" for people who are diabetic.
I feel your choice of herbs are not well selected, because of high risks. Thyme for example; Women who are pregnant should not drink thyme tea, although small amounts of thyme used in cooking do not cause side effects. Do not take thyme as a medicine if you have a duodenal ulcer or if you have thyroid disease as it can worsen. Also, myrrh, causes "red" symptoms, like fever, blistering, hot flashes, or nervous tension. Not recommended while pregnant and it may cause nausea or vomiting in excess.
JosephLayde 1 week ago
I would use Slippery Elm Bark (bark) - relieves inflammation and irritation in the throat and urinary tract Echinacea Angustifolia Root (root) - anti-bacterial + blood cleanser Echinacea Purpurea Root (root) - anti-bacterial + blood cleanser Echinacea Purpurea Herb (flower) - anti-bacterial + blood cleanser Peppermint Leaf (leaf) - expectorant decongestant and mild pain reliever Eucalyptus Leaf (leaf) - relieves congestion Ginger Root (root) - pain relieving antiseptic &antioxidant
JosephLayde 1 week ago
Goldenseal Root (root) - antiseptic and immune stimulant Licorice Root (root) - anti-viral, chest and throat soother Fenugreek Seed Powder (seed) - expectorant Yarrow Leaf and Flower (leaf+flower) - reduces fevers and inflammation Avoid boiling tea, instead add simmering water to a cup of the material instead of boiling directly.
Also, use PUREFRUIT™ (monkfruit(dot)org) "Monk Fruit" for people who are diabetic.
JosephLayde 1 week ago
How you make them hard with just honey? Thank you
boysselle 1 year ago
@boysselle You can put the lozenges in a food dehydrator to harden.
GCNM07 1 year ago
What is the shelve life of these lozenges?
MsLizzieK 2 years ago
These lozenges can last up to a year if kept in an air tight container in a dry, cool place
GCNM07 2 years ago
goood, but no good quality sound. What are the herbs?
sara46762 2 years ago
Hi there! I'm sorry the sound quality is poor. The ingredients are listed in the description of the video to the right of the screen.
GCNM07 2 years ago
awesome thanks
abelnjoy 2 years ago
More! More!
chefted001 2 years ago
Great video!
helcsi 2 years ago
Thank you :)
GCNM07 2 years ago
this is cool
harly30 2 years ago