Healing with Savory
Savory contains an expectorant (cineole) and chemicals that soothe the digestive tract.
Digestive Aid - Although these chemicals make it appropriate as a digestive aid, scientists agree with traditional herbalists that savory is less powerful than most of the mints. Its gentler action confirms its traditional use for childhood ailments.
Rx for Savory
For an infusion to treat childhood cough, colds, and stomach upset, use 1 to 2 teaspoons of dried herb per cup of boiling water. Steep 10 minutes. Give up to 3 cups a day Savory tastes pleasant, like thyme, only more peppery. Adults may use 4 teaspoons of herb per cup.
In a tincture, use ½ teaspoon up to three times a day for children and 1 teaspoon for adults.
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