Mullein Ear Drops Ear Infections Earache by SBL | Effective Relief Ear Pain, Swimmer's Ear, Excessive and Hardened Ear Wax | Ear Wax Removal Solution with Natural Ingredients (1)

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Traditional use of this therapeutic plant, in its various forms, includes the treatment of bruises, burns, hemorrhoids and gout. The herb can be ingested, applied topically and even smoked. In the Appalachia region of the U.S., the plant has historically been used to treat colds and upper airway infections. Additionally, the leaves have been applied topically to soften and protect the skin. If a person has severe pain in the ear he may use a warm facecloth or a covered hot water bottle held against the affected ear. I do NOT know why this particular Mullein Garlic ear oil works so well and why it has these anti-inflammatory properties. I understand tinnitus originates from the inner ear and that the ear oil only touches the membrane - still it has this huge effect... why? It's a perfect replacement for coffee in the morning and makes a great drink hot or cold for late afternoon or in the evening. A very healthy hot drink to be enjoyed any day of the week. Both qualities make it useful for soothing irritation of the lungs, throat, and bronchial passages that may lead to difficulty breathing.

Acidum benzoicum: It is given when a patient has noises on swallowing. It cures swelling behind the ears. It is beneficial in severe pains in the ear that change the locality. It cures when a patient has severe pain in the bones of the nose. Turker, Arzu Ucar, and N. D. Camper. “Biological activity of common mullein, a medicinal plant.” Journal of ethnopharmacology 82, no. 2 (2002): 117-125.

I found that my Tinnitus was a lot worse after drinking a single IPA which made me wonder why this is. How could a single ingredient have such an OUTSIZE effect on Tinnitus? Especially if everyone is telling me that Tinnitus is something static. It can be used to treat inflamed and irritated nerves as well as relieve pain. Mullein is antimicrobial and can act as an anti-infective agent, which means it can help fight off infections. Fresh mullein flowers and garlic should be combined in a clean jar. Pour the oil into a jar and leave it to infuse for at least two weeks. The best storage solution is a cool, dry place that can be kept for up to a year. If you want to store this oil for an extended period of time, add a few drops of pure vitamin E. US Department of Agriculture & US Forest Service Fire Effects Information System: "Verbascum thapsus." Mullein has anti-inflammatory properties, these properties can help skin conditions as well as respiratory issues. Oil is the best form to use mullein in when treating topical skin issues. The mullein flower is said to heal wounds, blisters and small cuts. Oil made from the mullein flower or mullein leaves can be applied to affected areas (e.g eczema) to help soothe irritation. Some also recommend applying the mullein leaf directly to sores and wounds. Users suggest that mullein treatment can have a soothing effect on any skin issues. Mullein Tea Lung Detox

Mullein has a lengthy medicinal history for being a therapeutic astringent and emollient. Since ancient times, great mullein has been utilized as a remedy for skin, throat and breathing problems. Mullein has historically been using in non-medical ways, too. People have used it to make torches and as a dyeing agent. Yellow mullein flowers have been used as a source of yellow hair dye. It’s also used as a flavoring ingredient in alcoholic beverages. You basically add a few drops into each ear and let it sit there for a while. In my case it had and INSTANT soothing effect. Mullein is probably best known these days for its use as a key ingredient in herbal ear drops. Whether its for a child, an adult or beloved pet, mullein ear drops are an effective and well-researched remedy for ear complaints.Mullein can be found in dried, powdered, tea, tincture and oil formulations at your local health store or online.

Mullein is commonly used for its emollient (skin moisturizing) and astringent (tissue constrictive) properties. Mullein leaf preparations, such as teas, are used for bronchial conditions, including bronchitis, asthma, dry coughs, congestion, whooping cough, tuberculosis, pneumonia, tonsillitis, colds and the flu. The flowers steeped in oil can also be used as an effective treatment for earaches and ear infections, although the Natural Medicines Comprehensive Database notes there is insufficient evidence to use it for treating middle ear infections. To boost your immune system, we recommend our Immune Boost Tea in combination with this tea. Licorice root can be added to this tea. The combination of herbs may soothe frazzled nerves, reduce tension, irritability, discomfort, depression, mood swings, cramps and bloating.

To support the lungs and to treat a cough we recommend our Lung Support Tea in combination with this tea. It's thought to be useful in treating inflammation, asthma, wounds, earaches, cough, and migraines. However, to date, there is weak evidence for these uses. More research is needed. One test-tube study found that mullein extract inhibited several strains of bacteria, including Bacillus cereus, which commonly occurs in soil and food ( 10, 11 ). Hewlings SJ, Kalman DS. Curcumin: a review of its effects on human health. Foods. 2017;6(10):92. doi:10.3390/foods6100092.