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WILDCRAFTED ORGANIC DRY WITCH HAZEL HERB TEA

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Witch Hazel Herb Tea!

Witch hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) is a shrub native to North America. Its leaves, bark, and twigs have been used for centuries in herbal medicine.

_Benefits:_

1. Skin issues: Soothes eczema, acne, wounds, and hemorrhoids.
2. Digestive issues: Relieves diarrhea, constipation, and bloating.
3. Menstrual relief: Eases cramps, heavy bleeding.
4. Hemorrhoid relief: Reduces inflammation, discomfort.
5. Anti-inflammatory: Reduces inflammation, pain.
6. Antimicrobial: Combats bacterial, viral infections.
7. Astringent: Tightens skin, reduces bleeding.

_Nutritional Profile:_

1. Tannins: Astringent, anti-inflammatory
2. Flavonoids: Quercetin, kaempferol
3. Volatile oils: Gallic acid, hamamelis
4. Vitamins: C, E
5. Minerals: Calcium, iron, potassium

_Preparations:_

1. Tea: Steep 1-2 teaspoons of dried herbs in boiling water (5-7 minutes).
2. Tincture: 1 drops, 2 times a day.
3. Infusions: Combine with other herbs for unique benefits.
4. Topical creams, ointments: For skin issues.

_Contraindications:_

1. Pregnancy, breastfeeding: Consult a healthcare professional.
2. Allergic reactions: Rare, but possible.
3. Interactions: May interact with blood thinners, diabetes medications.

_Side Effects:_

1. Nausea, stomach upset
2. Dizziness, headaches
3. Allergic reactions (rare)

_Traditional Use:_

1. Native American tribes used witch hazel for medicinal purposes.
2. Traditional Chinese medicine: Used for digestive, skin issues.
3. European folk medicine: Used for hemorrhoids, wounds.

_Combination Herbs:_

1. Calendula: Enhances skin, wound healing benefits.
2. Chamomile: Amplifies relaxation, anxiety relief.
3. Dandelion root: Supports digestive, liver health.
4. Ginger: Enhances anti-inflammatory effects.

_Growing and Harvesting:_

1. Plant in well-drained soil, partial shade.
2. Harvest leaves, bark, twigs during fall months.
3. Dry or freeze-dry for tea or tincture.

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Witch Hazel Herb Tea!

Witch hazel (Hamamelis virginiana) is a shrub native to North America. Its leaves, bark, and twigs have been used for centuries in herbal medicine.

_Benefits:_

1. Skin issues: Soothes eczema, acne, wounds, and hemorrhoids.
2. Digestive issues: Relieves diarrhea, constipation, and bloating.
3. Menstrual relief: Eases cramps, heavy bleeding.
4. Hemorrhoid relief: Reduces inflammation, discomfort.
5. Anti-inflammatory: Reduces inflammation, pain.
6. Antimicrobial: Combats bacterial, viral infections.
7. Astringent: Tightens skin, reduces bleeding.

_Nutritional Profile:_

1. Tannins: Astringent, anti-inflammatory
2. Flavonoids: Quercetin, kaempferol
3. Volatile oils: Gallic acid, hamamelis
4. Vitamins: C, E
5. Minerals: Calcium, iron, potassium

_Preparations:_

1. Tea: Steep 1-2 teaspoons of dried herbs in boiling water (5-7 minutes).
2. Tincture: 1 drops, 2 times a day.
3. Infusions: Combine with other herbs for unique benefits.
4. Topical creams, ointments: For skin issues.

_Contraindications:_

1. Pregnancy, breastfeeding: Consult a healthcare professional.
2. Allergic reactions: Rare, but possible.
3. Interactions: May interact with blood thinners, diabetes medications.

_Side Effects:_

1. Nausea, stomach upset
2. Dizziness, headaches
3. Allergic reactions (rare)

_Traditional Use:_

1. Native American tribes used witch hazel for medicinal purposes.
2. Traditional Chinese medicine: Used for digestive, skin issues.
3. European folk medicine: Used for hemorrhoids, wounds.

_Combination Herbs:_

1. Calendula: Enhances skin, wound healing benefits.
2. Chamomile: Amplifies relaxation, anxiety relief.
3. Dandelion root: Supports digestive, liver health.
4. Ginger: Enhances anti-inflammatory effects.

_Growing and Harvesting:_

1. Plant in well-drained soil, partial shade.
2. Harvest leaves, bark, twigs during fall months.
3. Dry or freeze-dry for tea or tincture.

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