08/10/2026
Coming soon dried herbs for teas and salves, or tinctures, oxymels, poultices. Comfrey( knit bone), Echinacea, broad leaf and narrow leaf varieties of Plantain( herb, not the banana like fruit), Holy Basil ( Tulsi), Mullein dried and sifted, lemon Balm. Marshmallow root, Calendula flowers. My hopes for offering the dried herbs, flowers, etc. you will become interested in either making your own herbal remedies or have a better understanding of how they are used before a lot of the remedies were lost to time and made billions for big companies. We need to be concerned with what we can do for ourselves than letting others ( tell us ) what to do. I will stop with the politics, I would just like to see our community healthy as possible.
Please do your own research this does not serve as medical advice. If you chose a folk remedy always and I mean always do a “ test patch of the remedy. Apply a small amount in your wrist or inner fore like dime size. Wait 15-30 minutes if no redness or itching you should be good to use the product. If your family members are allergic to grasses,pine trees, or the aster family of plants. Always. Consult your health care provider before starting herbal remedies. Other herbs to follow soon as known as Folk Remedies used for hundreds of years some much older than that. Late bonset used just its name implies bone healing. All Heal grown also on our farm here in Southwestern Morgan county.
I make salves and ointment as well as roller ball 10mL size glass bottles for pain relief that really helps joint pain and muscle pain. I’m used my psi relieve for over 3 years now as well as family and close friends who keep a stock of my products. I do small batches to keep them fresh and clean as possible. Having been a trained nurse working in trauma, ER, ICU, oncology I know how to keep products separated to prevent any cross contamination.if anyone is interested please direct messsge here or messenger. I would love to help if you have a particular skin issue or joint pains I am not a medical doctor but I have been trained in formulary procedures for folk remedies and natural pain relief herbs. I also make a skin friendly goat-milk is the closet to human skin in ph than other soaps, I add honey, jojoba oil, vitamin E oil and calendula oil to make a very creamy lathering soaps. I do have some farm grown lavender oil that I will be making available very soon. If anyone is interested I can put on the waiting list. The closer to the holidays ( I know, don’t yell) I will be making ready, wrap, give gifts to help you with the holiday rush! Look forward to hearing from everyone,
thank you,
Ms. Tina Reed Ennis
