In the past, people have used Ruellia tuberosa as a diuretic, antipyretic, analgesic, antihypertensive, anthelmintic, abortifacient, and emetic for conditions including renal disease, bronchitis, gonorrhoea, and syphilis. The leaves and roots are used to treat urinary retention. Ruellia is used in the Cayman Islands to treat cardiac conditions. It is used in Grenada to treat high blood pressure, fevers, and common colds. A component of the plant is used in a Dominican Republic drink recipe for increased male virility. It is used as traditional medicine in Sri Lanka to treat gastrointestinal issues. In India, scorpion bite wounds were treated with Ruellia leaf juice.
Hi Sandra. Do you sell the labels that we see on your herb jars? Would love to get them as I add to my herb collection (my hand written labels don't look great).
I love all things herbal . It would be great to see you do more of this content and thanks for sharing! 💜
Would love some Tincture recipes please.
Thanks for the suggestion Amanda, we will see what we can do!
Great quality herbs from you guys! Thanks for the video.
Your welcome Beth, thanks so much for your support.
Hi guys. More recipes for all around health. Thanks.
Thanks for the great suggestion. We will try to get some more out like that soon.
Just bought some herb Robert from you. Can I make a herbal infusion with it?
Hi Mrs Sandra, will like to see how herbal infusion of dried pear leafs can can be prepared. Thank you
very informative thanks
Whats your view on Comfrey Infusion as Susun Weed, the inventor of the concept of nourishing herbal infuses recommends Comfrey Infusion
Hi, great video. I’d love to see the best way to drink Rosella Hibiscus. Is it healthier/more medicinal as a tea..infusion..tincture?
What if I grind the herbs up first to its finer?
With this process, can you use the herbal infusion to make a spray to be used for a perfume or air freshener?
You could do it if you were using it straight away, otherwise you would need to mix it with alcohol to preserve.
Have you any advice or suggestions for the use and medicinal properties of Ruellia Tuberosa?
In the past, people have used Ruellia tuberosa as a diuretic, antipyretic, analgesic, antihypertensive, anthelmintic, abortifacient, and emetic for conditions including renal disease, bronchitis, gonorrhoea, and syphilis.
The leaves and roots are used to treat urinary retention.
Ruellia is used in the Cayman Islands to treat cardiac conditions.
It is used in Grenada to treat high blood pressure, fevers, and common colds.
A component of the plant is used in a Dominican Republic drink recipe for increased male virility.
It is used as traditional medicine in Sri Lanka to treat gastrointestinal issues.
In India, scorpion bite wounds were treated with Ruellia leaf juice.
Hi Sandra. Do you sell the labels that we see on your herb jars? Would love to get them as I add to my herb collection (my hand written labels don't look great).
Hey Louise, unfortunately we don't sell the labels at the moment. Something for us to consider.