Mint tincture

Many of us have heard of the benefits of dandelion. Dandelion syrup, dandelion root tea, dandelion greens... But there are actually a ton of edible, beneficial plants in your back yard - and like the dandelion many of them are considered weeds.

Learn more about the incredible health benefits of mint! This energizing herb is great for digestion, pain relief, sinus congestion, and more.

Enjoy these 10 practical ways to use fresh mint from your garden! Mint is easy to grow and helps cool, relieve pain, indigestion, headache & sore muscles.

Treat yourself to rich chocolate mint tincture for indulgence this holiday season, perfect for gifting or enjoying! Discover more delicious recipes!

Level Up your favorite brownies AND save your family money with this two-ingredient mint extract recipe.

First tincture I made here was mint, due to the huge abundance of wild mint growing in this area, especially down by the streams. The species of mint growing wild in Ft. Smith is Mentha arvensis, …

Mint is one of the most ubiquitous culinary and medicinal herbs known to the western world. If you’ve ever tasted peppermint tea, most chewing gum, or most toothpastes, you’ve experienced its cooling tingle. “Mint” is really a bit of a catchall term for many plants of the species Mentha. Since it has a wide distribution, […]

There are many DIY tinctures that can help improve your sleep and help you get more rest. Here are 6 simple herbal tinctures for sleep that you can make at home.

Spearmint tincture (Mentha spicata) is used as a natural stimulant, carminative and antispasmodic; supports the gastointestinal sytem.

DIRECTIONS on How to Dry Mint Leaves for Mint Tea! These DIY How to Make Mint Tea instructions shows how easy it is to dry mint leaves so you can make your own homemade mint tea. I store this dried mint tea for months so I can enjoy the health benefits year round!