Calendula (Marigold)Methods of Administration: Tea: Pour 1 cup of boiling water over 1-2 tsp. of dried calendula petals. Steep for 10 minutes, then strin. Drink 2-3 cups of warm tea daily. Wound dressing: To facilitate healing of skin wounds, soak a compress in calendula tea and apply to the affected area. Gargle: Unless your doctor directs otherwise, use calendula tea as a gargle or rinse to relieve inflammations in the mouth or throat. Gargle with warm tea several times a day. Pressed juice: Press the flowers to extract the juice. Apply it directly to scrapes, corns and warts. Homeopathy: To help treat bruises or skin ulcers in the lower limbs, take the homeopathic remedy Calendula internally in a 30C dosage. Supplement this with a calendula compress. Ointment: A healing skin ointment can be bought in stores or prepared at home by mixing a few drops of calendula oil with skin lotion. Apply it to cuts and scrapes. Varicose Vein/Hemorrhoid Oil
Combine ingredients. Apply externally. Magickal Uses: Gender: Masculine Planet: Sun Element: Fire Powers: Protection, Prophetic Dreams, Legal Matters, Psychic Powers Folk Names: Marigold, Bride of the Sun, Drunkard, Goldes, Holigolde, Husband-man's Dial, Marybud, Marygold, Mary Gowles, Ruddes, Spousa Solis, Summer's Bride
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