Organic Mullein Leaf Pure Herbal Infusion (25 Unbleached Tea Bags - 50g)

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In 2001, a study published in The Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine concluded that a herbal ear drop containing Mullein was just as effective as an anesthetic ear drop.

They also contain mucilage which coats and soothes irritated mucus membranes, whilst their expectorant qualities help to expel congestion from the lungs. Mixing mullein and lavender in a smoking blend is a wonderful idea. By combining the lung-healing capabilities of mullein and the relaxing and soothing properties of lavender, you get the perfect smoke blend combination. Once you start smoking this blend, you will enter a world of deep tranquility and peace as both the herbs enter your bloodstream. Mullein has been used to treat pulmonary conditions for two millenniums. From asthma, tuberculosis, bronchitis, coughs, to pneumonia, this powerful lung healing herb has been used by different cultures to treat these conditions, either by smoking mullein leaves or drinking mullein tea.Mullein is one of those plants that seems to have an issue with authority – it does what it likes and prefers not to follow instructions. So, in the spirit of mullein, don’t follow our guidelines too closely…. the plants will grow if (and where) they want to! Mullein tea is commonly just the herb (flower, leaf root or any combination) added to hot water but you can also add a healthy sweetener such as stevia or honey to sweeten the tea. There are also numerous food grade essential oils that you can add to the tea to make it more palatable. The amount of tea that you drink each day will depend entirely on your preference. In general, the most important thing is that you drink the tea in moderation and increase the amount slowly. How To Make Mullein Leaf Tea Then you want to spray the fluffy mullein leaves with water. You want to get the mullein leaves moist, not soaked. Dried mullein leaves are not a good smoke. Mullein is the perfect choice to help you quit smoking. Since it has both relaxing and expectorant properties, it can help you detox your lungs while also making it easier to deal with the withdrawal symptoms that come with quitting smoking.

It’s always a good idea to plant a few of the same plant together, we recommend planting in 3’s or 5’s to provide a bold effect but allowing them plenty of room to develop.Though mullein is famously known for its expectorant properties, this plant has a diverse number of uses. Did you know mullein was once used to treat rheumatism and joint and muscle pain? This is likely due to the strong anti-inflammatory properties that this herb has. The saponins help to break down and thin mucus reducing any lung congestion. Furthermore, it also assists to soothe the lungs and any inflamed bronchial tubes. Other research suggests that mullein extract may be effective against pseudorabies, a herpes virus. It can be used to disinfect wounds, soothe burns, and treat hemorrhoids. It’s free of additives and synthetics, and it’s been tested for batch purity before being processed in the UK to GMP standards to prevent contamination and adulteration.

Mullein tea can be made in many different ways. The simplest way to try mullein tea is to boil fresh (unprocessed) mullein leaves in hot water for several minutes, then strain it into a cup and drink it like tea. You can also add dried mullein leaves to your cup of tea and let it steep for 10-15 minutes or more. This procedure, like anything else, can be overused, but when done correctly, it can yield spectacular and speedy effects. Benefits of Mullein Root for the Bladder Mullein tea is frequently linked to various health benefits and the majority of users prefer to reap these benefits through drinking the leaves in a tea. The tea can be used for a range of reasons, commonly being respiratory illnesses, but some research suggests that the tea can also help to fight viral infections. Test tube studies have been able to suggest that mullein has antiviral properties, for example mullein extract was found to be effective against the influenza virus and also pseudorabies – a virus in the herpes family.Internal use of the tea or tincture is frequently recommended to maintain lung health while also utilising it as a smoking herb to help fight the urge to smoke. The leaves are simply boiled in boiling water and then filtered to make the tea and drunk 2-3 times per day. Mullein can also be used in oil form, this is commonly used to treat inflammation and pain with earaches in adults and children. Traditional use extends to treating burns, bruises, hemorrhoids and even gout. Instead of brewing in tea, mullein used to be ingested, smoked and applied topically. Some even apply the leaves to skin to make it softer, as a beauty treatment. Is Mullein Tea Good For The Lungs? FUN FACT: Mullein also enjoyed a magical reputation as a protector against witches and their spells. What Are The Precautions? Mullein tea is made with the leaves of the plant, which are usually dried and crushed before mixing in boiling water. It’s a common remedy for coughs and colds, but the taste is fairly mild but can also be slightly bitter. Mullein Tea Recipe