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Products described here are not for use by or sale to persons under the age of 18. Herbal products & alternatives should not be used if you are pregnant or nursing. This base comes with a relaxing effect and a smooth body when smoking. It burns well and blends with mullein to create smooth smoke with plenty of body. It has a pleasant herbal flavor, and it rolls easily. Adding damiana to a blend will make it taste and smell like weed. Damiana can also be used as an action herb because of its relaxing properties. Gotu Kola A fourth category, herbs used for adding body, can make the smoke more like a tobacco smoke by adding “weight” or other characteristics to the smoking blend. Medicinal Properties – Elderberry: A variety of herbal medications are derived from different parts of the elder plant. For example, the mucous lining of the inner nose and throat is toned by a remedy made from the flowering tops of the plant. This treatment leads to a better resistance from infection in these areas of the body. This tea is helpful when you have a cold or flu.
This herb has a relatively neutral flavor, offering a medium-smoke with a decent body. Passionflower I am surprised and curious as to why Ashwaganda was not added to the list above.. Is it not something you’d recommend for tea? This herb has a slightly sweet flavor with a light body; it’s a great filler and helps with calming anxiety. Mugwort can also be used as a base herb because of its texture. Skullcap Alsike clover is a short term perennial that fixes nitrogen. It is a true clover, not a hybrid as the name suggests. Compared to many annual clovers it can be the slowest to flower after a spring sowing.Ginger- increasescirculation, promotes digestion,increases the potency of other herbs, anti-inflammatory. Each of the three components plays a specific role in creating the final product. You are not limited to 1 herb per category, but if you are getting started, try to aim for a simpler blend. Combine all of your ingredients in a small bowl and fluff them together until everything is evenly mixed. Although some people do use herbal smoking blends as they lessen their dependence on tobacco or use them sparingly on occasion for other purposes, smoking is not a healthy practice in the long term. Extracts, teas, and other herbal preparations are more appropriate for general use because they don’t carry the risks that smoking does such as carbon monoxide exposure and tar buildup in the lungs. Ideally, a base herb is light and fluffy. Mullein, red raspberry, and damiana make good bases (Harmony, 2013). You can also experiment with any combination of the three when you are developing your own recipes. Herbs with a Supportive Role
This is the same mix as above but with the added Benefit of Agnus castus specifically for Mares that show signs of Hormone imbalance when in season. All information presented here is not meant as a substitute for or alternative to information from Health Care practitioners. Lemon balm-restores the nervous system, great for indigestion, acid reflux and irritability. It can bring feelings of ease, happiness, lightness, supports cognitive health. Dandelion root– strengthens and nourishes the liver, helps to break down food and digest fats, digestive aid. Our winter Boost herb mix contains the following herbs to help them cope at this difficult time of year:
Flavoring herbs are a great way to finish off your smoking blend. This herb should represent around a fifth of the total blend volume. The base and the supportive herbs do most of the work; these herbs just add some more flavor to the blend. Another problem is that even if I gather all of the ingredients, I am not certain how to balance their proportions. A mix including the following herbs known to aid and help support the horses normal response to seasonal irritants: Herbs with a supportive role for the lungs or nervous system are good additions to an herbal smoking blend. Spritz with enough water and honey to moisten and store the mix in a tin or glass jar with a lid. The amount of water you need will depend on how dry the herbs are. If you accidentally get things too wet, leave the lid off overnight for some of the water to evaporate.
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