**This article is an overview about herbal tinctures: How to make one, how to use a tincture, and what exactly is a tincture? Other questions are answered to: Which alcohol is best for tincturing, how long does it take, and more. Also--find out why you should be using herbal tinctures for your healt

With this list of tinctures and uses, you’ve got the perfect starting point to take advantage of these powerful remedies and take more...

I love to see what I can forage or pull from the garden to make a tincture with. Let's look at the best herbs for tinctures and how to safely make them.

So, what is a tincture? Tinctures are liquid extracts made from either dried or fresh plant material that are macerated in alcohol, glycerin, wine, and even vinegar (though anything other al…

When most people get headaches, they usually reach for Tylenol. But here's how to make herbal Tylenol, a natural alternative.

Alcohol is the best way to make homemade tinctures but for a variety of reasons some people want to avoid using it. Here is how to remove alcohol from homemade herbal tinctures without losing access to the medicinal benefits that tinctures provide.

Herbal tinctures are a wonderful way to easily preserve and consume the medicinal benefits found in herbs, flowers, and even mushrooms. Here is how to take a tincture and why you might want to.

Nasturtium tincture is an easy to make herbal remedy right from your garden. These edible flowers are also medicinal, and nasturtium tincture is valued for it's antibacterial, anti-fungal, antiviral and anti-inflammatory properties. It has been