Description
Since earliest recorded history, licorice has been valued as an aphrodisiac, beautifying agent, used for vitality, and longevity, often called an elixir of life. It is one of the oldest and best-known remedies for coughs and chest complaints. It contains a unique substance called glycyrrhizin; by analysis found to be 50 times sweeter than refined sugar. The glycyrrhizin has no calories, but the natural licorice root (from which the glycyrrhizin comes) does contain a few calories due to the presence of a very small amount of dextrose (1.4%) and sucrose (3.2%). This sweetener can be utilized by diabetics. Due to its sweetness and flavouring properties, it is used to make the bitterness of other medicines more palatable. Using suggestions: Cough: Use as tea in combination with other cold herbs like chamomile, lemon balm or use with thyme to make a cough sirup Throat infection: Use on it’s own or combine with witchhazel or sage as a tea or throught spray Tea sweetener: Use for all kinds to “bitter” teas to sweeten (suitable for people with diabetes) Herbal tinctures or extracts are a way to extract and preserve the medicinal qualities of plants.
Disclaimer: This statement and others about the use of herbs and healing oils have not been proven – Herbology has been practiced for many years and the outcomes have all varied. Please do not think that this is a cure all for all. A Doctor should still be contacted in most medical conditions. Please use on a small area first to assure the user is not allergic to an ingredient. |
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