How to Make Feverfew Tincture

This feverfew tincture is easy to make, and can be used to treat illnesses such as migraines, arthritis, psoriasis and digestion.

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Servings Oz

Prep Time 5

Total Time 5

Ingredients

Alcoholic Tincture

▢ ½ Cup Feverfew Flowers and Leaves
▢ 1 Cup 80% Proof Vodka

Non-Alcoholic Tincture

▢ ½ Cup Feverfew Flowers and Leaves
▢ ¾ Cup Vegetable Glycerin
▢ ¼ Cup Water

Instructions

Place the feverfew flowers and leaves into the glass jar.
Fill the rest of the jar with the vodka or the glycerin and water. Make sure that everything is covered as you don't want mould to grow.
Add a piece of baking paper in between the lid and the jar as you put the lid on.
Label the jar.
Set the jar in a cool, dark place for 6 to 8 weeks, shaking every day.
When the time is up, strain through a piece of cheesecloth.
Pour your tincture into a clean jar and enjoy.

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Keyword Feverfew, Feverfew Tincture, Homemade, Tincture

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