Want to learn how to make fir needle tincture for bronchitis, asthma, and even cystitis? Continue reading and make your own fir needle tincture.
Fir (Abies alba) is the star of the winter season, as it is the symbol of Christmas, which people bring into their homes with great joy to celebrate the birth of Christ. In addition to the joy that the sight of a fir tree brings to the soul during the winter holidays, the fir tree also has downright miraculous healing powers if you know how to use it. Without further ado, here is how to make fir needle tincture and use it at home.
How to Make Fir Needle Tincture
Soak 2 tablespoons of coarsely chopped fir needles in 100 ml of food alcohol in a glass jar for 10 days. Shake daily. Strain the tincture through cheesecloth, into another glass jar, and allow to settle in the refrigerator for 6 days, for complete clarification. Gently transfer the clear tincture part into an amber bottle with a dropper. Leave out any residue that has settled on the bottom of the jar. The shelf life of the fir needle tincture is two years from the date of preparation. Shake before use. You can also use fir cones or fir buds instead of fir needles to make the tincture.
Tip! The most convenient source for the fir needles is the Christmas tree, at the end of the winter holidays.
How to Use Fir Needle Tincture
Due to its amazing essential oils, fir needle remedies are highly recommended as anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, and mucolytic, in diseases of the respiratory system as well as urinary and genital tract. In this sense, add 30 drops of fir needle tincture to a cup of linden tea and drink two cups of this tea a day. This simple remedy is effective in alleviating and even healing tracheitis, bronchitis, bronchial asthma, and pneumonia, as well as cystitis, pyelitis, metrorrhagia, and kidney colics.
More Fir Needle Recipes:
Fir Needle Tea
Fir Needle Syrup
Fir Needle Oil
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