Feverwort Herb - Herbal Tea
Feverwort HerbFeverwort is not the proper name of any herb and several completely different herbs use the name Feverwort. Many consider Feverwort another name for Boneset and classify the herb to be the same. Feverwort is said to be another name for Centaurium which is the technical name for herbs in the Gentian family such as Centaury. Alternatively Feverwort is also said to be another name for Triosteum, the technical name for herbs in honeysuckle family. Due to the expansive differences in these plants it is difficult to do one article on Feverwort and it is therefore recommended that you consult with an herbalist to find out exactly what genus you are looking for. Feverwort TeaHerbal Tea RecipeFeverwort of the Centaurium genus is prepared by steeping 1 teaspoon dried herb in 8 ounces of boiling water for 10 minutes. Feverwort Uses & Herbal RemediesFeverwort Tea BenefitsThe uses of Feverwort will vary dependant on the true plant you are looking for. Feverwort of the Triosteum genus produces berries and the seed were dried and roasted and then used as a coffee substitute. Feverwort of the Centaurium genus is often used to promote a healthy appetite and for all maladies of the digestive system besides diarrhea. Feverfew that is considered another name for Boneset is used for all the uses of Boneset. You can read about boneset at our Boneset Herb section of our site. Feverwort CautionsUse caution with all Feverwort until you know exactly what genus you are working with. Buy Herbal Tea Remedy E-BookIf you are interested in herbal teas – our Complete Herbal Tea Recipe E-Book is a fabulous resource. You can buy it for a limited time for just $9.99. You will get 80 tried and tested herbal teas and herbal blends along with what the tea is best used for.This herbal remedy tea recipe book will become one of your favorite resources if you are interested in holistic healing, herbs and herbal tea. Use the graphic below to place your order.
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