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Marshmallow Root Tea Recipe

Marshmallow Root Tea 1 cup of water 1 tablespoon of Marshmallow Root 1 teaspoon of Licorice Root (if you'd like to sweeten it up and help your adrenals)   PRE-MAKE: Pre-make a batch so you don't have to keep making cups.   Bring your water to a boil and pour in your marshmallow root stir long enough to heat the marshmallow root approx 30 sec. Turn the hit off.  Pour the Mix into a blender or use a wire wisk, and blend until smooth Pour into container to be stored in a refrigerator About an hour before you plan on drinking your tea pour a cup and let it warm up to room temperature Drink 4 cups min a day to start....

Naturally help your Kidney Stones go away...

  Noone ever wishes to have a kidney disorder... whether you are struggling with an infection, stones or disease... the truth is, it is, and can be one of the most unpleasant experiences a person could ever endure.        This article was put together to hopefully help you in your journey find an all natural way to help your kidneys get healthier and stronger. What Are Kidney Stones:   Kidney stones (renal lithiasis) are small, hard deposits of mineral and acid salts on the inner surfaces of your kidneys. Normally, the substances that make up kidney stones are diluted in the urine. When urine is concentrated,...

The Benefits of Marshmallow Root...

Why Marshmallow Root? For many years marshmallow plant has been used to relieve coughs, sore throats, and minor wounds.  However it is also very useful as an immune booster and in reducing calcium kidney stones. Biological Description Marshmallow plant or Althaea officinalis is an upright perennial from family Malvaceae. The genus name of the plant - Althaea - comes from Greek word that means ‘associated with healing’. The name is given because of the special qualities of the Mallows to soften and heal. More names of the Marshmallow: March Mallow root, White Mallow root, Althea and Cheeses. Some others are Sweet Weed, Mallards,...

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