Lobelia is Good for a
Lot of Things©
By Arlene
Wright-Correll
First off Lobelia is a pretty annual herb. All its parts
above ground are used and it is harvested in the fall. It has a pretty white, purple or pink flower
in various shades, depending on which seed you plant, and it is a great
addition to any garden.
Lobelia is perfect for severe muscular spasm, epilepsy and
any other situation that requires a supreme relaxant and Lobelia is a very
strong antispasmodic with a special affinity for the respiratory system. It is
effective for emergency asthma treatment, congestion, asthma (exercise induced,
bronchial and spasmodic), bronchitis, whooping cough, pneumonia and hiccups. In
the digestive system it is effective for food poisoning, hiatal hernia, as an
emetic and for heartburn.
It is not recommended for those with high blood pressure or
heart disease and women who are pregnant or nursing should avoid lobelia.
You will discover that Lobelia likes to be combined with
other herbs to mellow its effects and if you are using it alone, use only one
to two drops of tincture at a time. You may continue to use these small doses
until the desired result is achieved. Stop when salivation or nausea occurs.
If you are a holistic healer than any tinctures you leave
around should be labeled clearly and carefully so they can be distinguished by any
one other than your self and please note that these statements have not been
evaluated by the FDA.
Home Farm Herbery
has been growing it for years and we sow the seeds each spring and harvest it
in the fall. You can buy our Lobelia seeds by clicking here now.
Why not plant some in your garden this coming spring? This plant needs your help and when you sow a
package of Lobelia seeds each year you are taking part in the preservation of
healing plants worldwide.
“Tread the earth lightly …and may the Creative Force always
be with you.
Arlene Wright-Correll
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