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Natural Healing: Blue Sage Antibiotic Tea for Pain Relief and Infection

A gentle yet powerful herbal remedy from my garden to yours

As someone deeply committed to natural healing, I've transformed my approach to wellness through plant-based remedies. My journey has taught me the importance of sourcing herbs directly from nature or trusted apothecaries, steering clear of processed supplements. As I often say: if it's in a capsule, it's CRAP!

Currently managing a mild infection, I'm sharing my trusted Blue Sage Tea recipe - a remedy I consistently turn to for its remarkable healing properties.

Why This Tea Works

This carefully crafted blend combines powerful natural ingredients that work in harmony to provide relief. Blue Sage serves as the cornerstone, offering antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory benefits while promoting a sense of calm. When paired with warming cinnamon, immune-supporting Blewit mushrooms, and gentle California Poppy, it creates a therapeutic brew that both soothes and heals.

Important Note: While herbal remedies can be incredibly effective, they're not suitable for everyone. Please consult with healthcare professionals before replacing any prescribed medications with natural alternatives.

The Recipe

Ingredients

  • 3-4 fresh Blue Sage leaves
  • 2 teaspoons ground Cinnamon
  • 1 tablespoon dried Blewit mushrooms
  • 3 teaspoons California Poppy

Equipment

  • Kettle or pot for boiling water
  • Tea cup
  • Tea infuser or disposable tea bags

Instructions

  1. Bring fresh water to a boil in your kettle or pot.

  2. Combine the Blewit mushrooms, California Poppy, and cinnamon in your tea infuser or tea bag.

  3. Place the prepared infuser and 2-3 fresh Blue Sage leaves in your cup.

  4. Pour boiling water over the herbs and allow to steep for at least 10 minutes.

Dosage and Usage

For acute conditions: Drink 3-5 cups daily until symptoms subside.
For maintenance: Prepare with just one sage leaf for a gentler daily tonic.

NOTE: You can re-seep the same bag and leaves twice before disposing back to nature. 

The Benefits Breakdown

Each ingredient in this blend has been chosen for its specific healing properties:

Blue Sage: Acts as a natural antibiotic and anti-inflammatory while providing calming effects.

Cinnamon: Contains cinnamaldehyde, which fights pathogens and reduces inflammation while supporting cognitive function.

Blewit Mushrooms: Offer antimicrobial and adaptogenic properties, helping your body manage stress and inflammation.

California Poppy: Provides gentle pain relief and antibacterial properties without causing drowsiness.

My Motto: If it's in a Capsule, It's CRAP! Growing your own herbs or sourcing them from reputable apothecaries ensures the highest quality ingredients for your healing journey. Remember, the power of natural healing lies in using whole, unprocessed plants as nature intended.

Be sure to follow my blog or bookmark my website for more plant and herbal remedies! Check out the category link below to access all of my current blogs on this topic!

https://www.paleravenofficial.com/search/label/Herbs%20and%20Plants


Be Blessed, 

Dena



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