Wood Betony Herb c/s

Scientific Name - Stachys officinalis Origin - Bulgaria Common Names - Bishopswort, Betony, Stachys betonica Flavor Profile - Tastes similar to black tea. Combine with other suitable tea herbs, such as chamomile. Culinary Usages - Prepare as tea or add to herbal tea blends.  Cosmetic Usages - Apply as a poultice to insect bites, cuts and other minor skin irritations. Typical Preparations - Gargles, extracts and teas. Seldom found encapsulated. Wood betony is a grass-like perennial herb that produces a tall stalk of purple flowers. Historically, wood betony was planted in church cemeteries to deter ghosts and tucked under pillows to prevent nightmares. Today, the dried herb is used to make teas and tinctures. Wood betony is also used to make a strong infusion for use as natural mouthwash and gargle.Gargles, extracts and teas. Seldom found encapsulated. Disclaimer - While we work to ensure that product information is correct, on occasion manufacturers may alter their ingredient lists.