Please remember, the information in this class is a look at herbal therapies that may show promise as adjunctive treatments to conventional medical approaches, and is not meant to give specific recommendations or advise for the treatment of a specific illness, nor is it intended to be a replacement for good medical diagnosis and treatment. Lesson 2 Cold and Flu Fighters Each of these herbs is shown to be an expectorant as well as serving other functions.  As well as being shown to fight against bronchitis, colds, cough, and fever (ephemeral, intermittent, rheumatic). ?  Elder (Sambucus Canadensis) – antiviral – also shown to treat ear infections, headache, mucus, pneumonia, respiratory…

Madame Mora’s Herbal This class is designed to show the practical application of herbs to assist with everyday needs.  The lessons printed will not outline “magical” uses for the herbs, but, if questions on this topic rise, please feel free to ask. If you are so inclined, the following list is an outline of the materials you may purchase to make this class easier to follow: ?  “Let’s Get Natural With Herbs,” by Debra Rayburn ?  A mesh tea ball or tea bags (without tea leaves in them) ?  A tea pot or other sturdy pot to boil water in ?  A mortar and pestle Also, please remember, the information…