Basic Herbs 15: Calendula
Nature's Healing Flower for Skin and Soul
Good morning emporium, this week we are talking about Calendula! It is a great and versatile tool to use in your apothecary.
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Welcome back to Basic Herbs 101. This week we are talking about calendula (Calendula officinalis).
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Calendula offers some great herbal actions including anti-fungal, antimicrobial, and immune tonic.
Check out Calendula on PubMed for what the researchers are currently chatting about.
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