Hyssop, 1oz.

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Hyssop, also called holy herb, is a small shrub in the mint family that produces flower stalks with lavender-colored blossoms. The above-ground parts of the plant are what are used for medicine, not the roots. Traditionally, it's been used for a wide variety of ailments, but so far, we don't have enough evidence to prove that it's safe and effective for any of them. Traditional uses of hyssop include treatment for:*
  • Digestive aid*
  • Liver problems*
  • Gallbladder disease*
  • Gas*
  • Intestinal pain*
  • Colic*
  • Coughs*
  • Colds*
  • Sore throat*
  • Asthma*
  • Urinary tract infections*
  • Poor circulation*
  • Menstrual cramps*
  • To cause sweating (in baths)*
  • Topically for burns, bruises, and frostbite*
You may have come across hyssop without knowing it. While it has a bitter taste, it's sometimes used as a flavoring in foods, and the oil is used as a fragrance in some body-care products and makeup.*

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