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Blink of an Eye Wash
Blink of an Eye Wash - Caffeine freeThis tea is for both external and internal use. Eyebright has long been known as the herb of choice for various diseases of the eyes. It is used with excellent results for problems relating to mucous membranes. It is most helpful in acute or chronic inflammations of the eye including, over-sensitivity to light and with stinging and weeping conditions, as well. Eyebright works as a vaso-constrictor and astringent to the nasal and conjunctiva mucous. It brings relief from frequent sneezing bouts and is rejuvenating to eyes that feel exhausted. It also helps with eyes that are cloudy and irritated with lacrymation (excessive tears) of watery or stringy mucus. It is known to be a stimulant to the liver and to clean the blood. Red Raspberry has soothing and anti-viral properties. Golden Seal is an herb used specifically for the mucous membranes. It has also been applied in conditions affecting eye inflammation (it is very gritty so ALWAYS strain it through a fine weave cheese cloth or fine coffee filter or tea bag before using it in the eye). Chamomile has anti-inflammatory properties. Bayberry Bark inhibits bacteria and therefore is a useful agent in fighting infection.

Blink of an Eye Wash

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  • Ingredients: Eyebright, Red Raspberry Leaf, Red Rose Petals, Chamomile Flowers, Bayberry Bark, Goldenseal Powder, Lavender Select, and Celtic Sea Salt.Instructions: • Must be made every 3 days and strained 2x through cheesecloth because Golden Seal root is very gritty. • For infections take a dropperful 2x a day under the tongue. • For eyestrain: gently swab each eye (put some of the STRAINED tea mixture in the eye). Use a clean cotton pad for each eye. Do this daily and eye-strain will disappear within days. Use as a preventative for all eye conditions. HERBAL INFUSION: Bring water to a boil and turn off heat. Add 1 tsp. herb per 1 cup of water. Let sit covered for 10 minutes before straining. Add honey or lemon to taste. Enjoy hot or iced.

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