So I got to thinking recently.....I'm sure you have all discovered this is a dangerous pool for me to swim in......and I have this tendency to link... 2 Comments
So recently one of my old posts got ressurrected and tossed around :
http://noblepagan.com/wicca-86/sacred_space_your_altar-2776/
It was a... 7 Comments
Okay so here I am a practioner of Wicca for 17 years. A lot of you already know that though. This does NOT mean that I am the most Wiccany or Witchy... 9 Comments
After sharing The Spiritual Component of Autism (Pantheon) and reading the discussions that followed, I got to thinking about how medication effects... 4 Comments
It is usual for a herbal medicine to contain several different herbs. Herbalists may prescribe a tea, which is a mixture of carefully chosen herbs to combine the necessary actions for a patient's health. For example, a tea for cystitis may contain antiseptic herbs, a diuretic to encourage flushing of the kidneys, an antihaemorrhagic herb to stop any bleeding from weakened urinary tubules or bladder tissue, and mucilaginous herbs to soothe the inflamed tissues in the bladder or urethra.
Liquid medicines, usually as tinctures, are the most common form of medicine prescribed by herbalists. They are easy to take, but more important, they allow anywhere from three to ten, or more, herbs to be combined. Both the choice of herbs and the amounts of each can be controlled accurately. Care must be taken because some herbal extracts must be kept apart because they can interact chemically and the medicinal effect can be reduced or lost.
Herbal fromulae and prescriptions 
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