ORGANIC Feverfew by weight
Botanical name: Tanacetum parthenium 
 
 
Medicinal Uses:
Migraine Relief: Feverfew is well-known for its potential to reduce the frequency and severity of migraines. It’s often used in supplements or teas for this purpose.
Anti-Inflammatory: The herb may help with inflammation-related conditions like arthritis. It can be used in topical applications or as a supplement.
Digestive Health: Feverfew can aid digestion and alleviate issues like nausea or bloating. A tea made from the leaves can be soothing for the stomach.
Menstrual Pain: It is sometimes used to help alleviate menstrual cramps and discomfort due to its anti-inflammatory properties.
Magical Uses:
Protection: Feverfew is often used in protective spells and rituals. It’s believed to offer protection from negative energies and to safeguard one's home.
Peace and Harmony: Incorporating feverfew in rituals or as an offering can promote peace and harmony within a space or in relationships.
Divination: Some practitioners use feverfew to enhance clarity in divination practices, believing it helps in gaining insights and understanding.
Food-Related Uses:
Herbal Tea: Feverfew leaves can be steeped to make a tea that may help with digestive issues or headaches.
Flavoring: Though less common, feverfew can be used sparingly as a flavoring herb in salads or as a garnish. Its taste is somewhat bitter, so it’s best used in small quantities.
Infused Oils: You can create feverfew-infused oils for culinary or medicinal uses. The oil can be used in dressings or as a finishing touch for dishes.
Preparation Tips:
Tea: Steep fresh or dried feverfew leaves in hot water for about 10 minutes. Strain and enjoy.
Tincture: Make a tincture by soaking feverfew in alcohol (such as vodka) for a few weeks. Strain and use as needed.
Capsules: Feverfew is available in capsule form, which is a convenient option for those using it for migraine prevention or other medicinal purposes.
Always consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new herbal regimen, especially if you have existing health conditions or are pregnant.
 
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