Bay leaves

Agrimony | Bay leaves | Bugloss | Costus | Greater PlantainLesser Plantain | Lavender | Marjoram | Red Mint | Rose | Rosemary | Rue | Sage | St. John’s wort | Tansy | Wormwood | Yarrow

Ointment for Congealed Blood
ByAdam Tate December 22, 2024January 25, 2026

Ointment for Congealed Blood Tradition: Western Source / Author: Wirtzung Preparation: Cut and boil them all in oil until crisp, strain, then add wax and form an ointment. Function: Moves Qi and Blood, clears Stasis, relieves Inflammation, eases Pain Use: 1. Bruising 2. Trauma3. Hemotoma4. Tightness of the Sinews 5. Acute Inflammations6. Muscular Pain Dose:…

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Amaranth | Balm | Balsam woodBalsam fruit | Basil seed | Bay leaves | Betony | Calamus | Cowslip | Currants | fl | Lavender | Licorice | owers | Rue | Siler Montane | St. John’s wort | Wild SageGarden Sage

Syrup of Calamus (Syrupus de Acorus)
ByAdam Tate December 22, 2024January 25, 2026

Syrupus de AcorusSyrup of Calamus Tradition: Western Source / Author: Wirtzung * several plants were called “Wild Sage”. S. nemorosa (Wood Sage) or S. verbenaca (Clary Sage) are possibly indicated. Preparation: With 6 ounces clarified Honey and 12 ounces of Rain water that has been clarified with egg white, form a syrup. Function: Stops Wind,…

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