Calendula flower - Latin Name: (Calendula off.)
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Herbal Anecdote: Essential oils can be extracted from the petals, but is extremely expensive.So named by the ancient Romans who noticed that the plant bloomed on the first day, or "calends", of every month.In the 16th century, used in a potion to enable one to see fairies. Traditional Uses: Stomach upset, Leaky Gut, gastric or duodenal ulcers, Colitis, manstrual cramping, burns, soothing to mucous membranes, bed sores. |
The following products contain Calendula flower:
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Anti-Fungal Blend
This formula may be used to combat any fungal or yeast infections including candidiasis, ringworm, athlete’s foot, toenail and fingernail fungus. read more... |
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Calendula flower
Calendula is soothing and healing to the gastrointestinal (GI) tract and bowels. As an anti-fungal it is used to combat candidiasis and other fungal overgrowth. It may al read more... |
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Ear Oil
The American College of Pediatrics no longer recommends using antibiotics to treat ear infections. Instead, place several drops of this soothing, antiinflammatory, antimi read more... |
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Skin Rash Salve
This salve has been shown to be effective in soothing and healing all types of skin rashes: poison ivy and oak, insect bites, diaper rash, psoriasis, eczema, contact derm read more... |
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Woman's Licorice Wild Yam Salve
A moisturizing, lubricating salve to soothe vaginal dryness or to be applied to the skin and soft tissues to help balance hormones during menopause. This salve may also b read more... |
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