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In the world of herbal potions, an elixir is at the top of my list. They're yummy, sweet, and are a fantastic way to capture the beauty of a fresh plant, not just its medicine. Here's how I made a Tulsi Elixir, but you can use all sorts of herbs- for example, try fresh Chamomile! This is a great time of year to make elixirs because any outdoor plants are about to die back for the winter, and potted plants moving indoors need haircuts too, so there's one last harvest available.
Fresh Tulsi Elixir
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DisclaimerPaula Billig is not a physician. She is an Herbalist and Holistic Health Educator. The ideas discussed on this website do not constitute medical advice. No state or local authority licenses Herbalists in the United States, so these discussions are for educational purposes only. |