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COVID Revisited


Episode 144


This week we take another look at COVID-19 and its long-term effects.

First, we check in on what have been our top 5 herbal interventions for COVID:

  • Herbal steams – with aromatic herbs, to fight infection and stimulate local immune activity in the respiratory tract
  • Garlic & thyme tea – for a strong immune-stimulating and lung-warming effect
  • Elecampane decoction – an ounce or two every hour during acute illness, or when lungs are phlegmy
  • Ginger (& chamomile) tea – for anti-inflammatory and circulatory warming actions
  • Marshmallow root cold infusion – to maintain hydration and healthy mucous production in the respiratory tract

Those all still hold up! They continue to be important in acute, recovery, and long-haul cases. We go on to discuss those long recovery periods and lingering symptoms, and describe how we approach them as holistic herbalists.

Herbs discussed include: thyme, oregano, monarda, rosemary, sage, lavender, peppermint pine, spruce, garlic, elecampane, ginger, marshmallow, reishi, lobelia, pleurisy root, mullein, codonopsis, nettle, hawthorn.

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