Organic Mullein Leaf Pure Herbal Infusion (25 Unbleached Tea Bags - 50g)

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At the time of writing, there have been no reports of serious side effects from Mullein, according to anecdotal data and published studies, but numerous positive reports & studies with regard to the beneficial effects of Mullein; however, as with most herbal remedies, it is not recommended for pregnant or breastfeeding women without proper consultation with a qualified herbalist or GP. Ear Infections Mullein is one of the best herbs you can use for smoking cessation. While quitting smoking tobacco is a great step for your health. It is not an easy thing to do. Start with 2 cups of cold water and add approximately 2 teaspoons of dried mullein leaves to the pot. Mullein tea is excellent at reducing the symptoms of asthma, due to it being an anti-inflammatory. Scientific evidence has shown that Mullein tea also has a beneficial effect on dry coughs, as it reduces mucus production and can help break up mucus congestion in the lungs.

Native to Europe, the Mediterranean, North Africa, and Asia, the first record of this healing plant can be traced to Greece 2000 years ago, when Dioscorides mentioned it in his texts as a treatment for respiratory conditions. If you make an oil it is especially important if using fresh flowers that you heat the oil before using in the ear. They also contain mucilage which coats and soothes irritated mucus membranes, whilst their expectorant qualities help to expel congestion from the lungs.Although limited human research is available, one study in 180 children indicated that this herb may treat ear infections, which are often caused by bacteria. It is also suggested that mullein also has antibacterial properties. Another test-tube study concluded that mullein extract reduced the growth of bacteria that causes infections such as E-coli and Streptococcus pyogenes. Mullein oil can be bought as a disinfectant to treat internal and external infections due to the antibacterial properties of the mullein leaves. Internally it has been used to treat ear infections, colon infections and even urinary infections. Internal use of the tea or tincture is frequently recommended to maintain lung health while also utilising it as a smoking herb to help fight the urge to smoke. Inhaling mullein smoke, while it may seem contradictory, is a technique to directly deliver Mullein’s relaxant characteristics to the lungs, allowing them to ease constrictions and aid in cough relief and discharge of mucus. A Mullein Herbal Tincture as either a dried or fresh plant tincture made from the mullein leaves or mullein flower or a combination of Mullein and other herbs is widely available as a time-tested natural remedy for ear pain such as earaches and acute ear infections.

Herbalists recommend mullein leaves as one of the safest and most useful herbal lung tonics. The plant's natural antiseptic and analgesic properties make this a highly effective yet gentle herbal remedy. The leaves have an expectorant and soothing action on the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract. Take mullein for easing the symptoms of asthma, chronic bronchitis, dry coughs, and laryngitis. Mullein is also a useful lymphatic cleanser, and you may find it effective for helping to relieve skin problems like psoriasis. The amount of tea that you drink each day will depend entirely on your preference. In general, the most important thing is that you drink the tea in moderation and increase the amount slowly. How To Make Mullein Leaf Tea In 2001, a study published in The Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine concluded that a herbal ear drop containing Mullein was just as effective as an anesthetic ear drop.Respiratory Health With demulcent, expectorant, and astringent properties, Mullein leaves and flowers are rich in saponins which are now thought to be responsible for the potent respiratory tract benefits of this herb. This procedure, like anything else, can be overused, but when done correctly, it can yield spectacular and speedy effects. Benefits of Mullein Root for the Bladder

Strain the tea leaves and drink hot or cold.-Bring to a boil and immediate reduce the heat, cover and simmer for an additional 10 minutes.

Is it Possible To Overdose on Mullein Tea?

Mullein is known to be safe for consumption during pregnancy, although it is best to consult with your doctor if you are pregnant or breastfeeding. Mullein tea is safe to drink during breastfeeding and does not pose any risk to the baby. Is It Safe To Drink Mullein Loose Leaf Tea? Mullein tea can be made in many different ways. The simplest way to try mullein tea is to boil fresh (unprocessed) mullein leaves in hot water for several minutes, then strain it into a cup and drink it like tea. You can also add dried mullein leaves to your cup of tea and let it steep for 10-15 minutes or more. Mullein has long been known for its emollient and astringent characteristics, which makes it a good herbal remedy for ear pain and acute ear infections.

Thus mullein is the perfect choice to help with smoking cessation. Is Mullein Good For Quitting Smoking? Mixing mullein and lavender in a smoking blend is a wonderful idea. By combining the lung-healing capabilities of mullein and the relaxing and soothing properties of lavender, you get the perfect smoke blend combination. Once you start smoking this blend, you will enter a world of deep tranquility and peace as both the herbs enter your bloodstream. Mullein Leaf tea can also help with relief from an irritating cough, sore throats, flu and cold symptoms. It also helps with irritations in the respiratory system and congestion and is commonly used to relieve symptoms of colds, congestion and flu.

Mullein Tea Recipe

Our Mullein Herbal Tincture is a practitioner-grade Mullein tincture using high-quality, natural ingredients that have been sustainably sourced, harvested, and quality-assured. Due to the small hairs on the mullein leaf it is advisable to strain the mullein tea before drinking as some have complained of a slightly itchy throat after drinking mullein leaf tea. There are a wide variety of herbal tea strainers available including natural bleach free tea bags and strainer balls which make the it much easier to make mullein tea.