Medicinal Uses of Hyssop

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	Medicinal Uses of Hyssop Don't dig your grave with your own knife and fork. English Proverb
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Additional Hyssop Information Growing Hyssop Recipes Magic & Superstition E-CorporateGifts.com - Corporate Gifts and Business Gifts Track your pregnancy week by week with Babies Online's FREE Pregnancy Calendar CZ Jewelry at its finest WebClothes.com - Great Clothes for Great Kid	Hyssop Tea can be used as a remedy for bronchitis, as an expectorant, for digestion, and for sore throat problems (use as a gargle). The plant does contain anti-viral and antiseptic properties, and is safe for use in moderation. Externally, Hyssop leaves can be made into an Ointment or pounded into a poultice - add tea or water, and maybe some oatmeal to reach desired consistency. This can be used for treating, cuts, scrapes, bruises, cold sores, herpes sores, and to heal scars. To make a Hyssop compress, use one ounce of herb to 1 pint of boiling water. Let it steep for up to 30 minutes, covered, then cool, soak a clean cloth in it and apply. Message Board Gardens Ablaze Home
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