Herbal First Aid Heroes

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Crushed fresh Nettle or powdered dried leaf traditionally used to help stop minor bleeding and speed up wound healing

Rinse with Marigold tea or diluted tincture traditionally used for sore gums, mouth ulcers

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Peppermint’s menthol traditionally used as a natural cooling and soothing effect on minor burns, sunburns, insect bites, and skin irritations.

Apply Plantain poultice traditionally used for cuts, scrapes, or irritated skin.

Diluted Lavender oil is traditionally applied to the temples or massaged into tired muscles as part of a soothing wellness ritual.

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A soothing Comfrey balm traditionally applied topically as a balm to support comfort in bruised or strained areas. Not to be ingested.

A cooled Chamomile tea compress traditionally used to clean wounds to reduce inflammation and help prevent infection.

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Combine Goldenrod with other healing herbs like Marigold traditionally used for enhanced wound care.

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Apply Yarrow tea compress, or infused oil traditionally used to help stop bleeding and protect wounds from infection.