This formula was created by herbalist, John Slattery, in communion with the wild lands and plants of northern New Mexico at the Autumnal Equinox, 2020.
The freshly gathered herbs were simmered in the wild waters gathered from Las Huertas Creek, in the Sandia mountains, and homemade vinegars from ocotillo flowers and African sumac berries, along with the sweetness of a wildflower honey to capture the essence of place, and the seasonal turning, in a bottle of medicine.
This remedy enhances immunity, helping to clear the lungs of dampness and cold, promotes healthy digestion, relaxes and tonifies the nervous system, and provides deep nourishment.
Great for harmonizing with the change of seasons, strengthening the lungs, clearing phlegm, and relaxing cough.
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Ingredients: Las Huertas creek water, Ocotillo flower vinegar, African sumac berry vinegar, white fir branches (Abies concolor), wafer ash (Ptelea trofoliata), fresh hawthorn berries (Crataegus species), fresh rose hips (Rosa species), estafiate (Artemisia ludoviciana), spikenard leaf (Aralia racemosa), New Mexican vervain (Verbena macdougalii), Gambel oak acorns (Quercus gambelii)
- Directions for Use: Take 1 teaspoon to 1 tablespoon in a cup of hot water, daily. Add some Holy Basil Honey for additional sweetness, and added effects on the nervous system.
