Herbal tinctures are alcohol-based plant medicines. Alcohol extracts and concentrates many properties from plants, including their poisons. Alcohol does not extract significant amounts of nutrients, so tinctures are used when we want to stimulate, sedate, or make use of a poison. (Remember that nourishing herbs are best used in water bases such as infusions and vinegars.) The concentrated nature of herbal tinctures allows them to act quickly. It also makes them perfect for a first-aid kit or herbal medicine chest: a little goes a long way.  You’ll definitely want to add these to your survival arsenal.

This amazing article shows you how to make herbal tinctures.

But more specifically… how to make dried root tinctures, how to make fresh root tinctures, how to make fresh leaf and flower tinctures, and most importantly – how to use them.

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