Thyme
(Thymus vulgaris)
Is a general tonic for the stomach. Can be very beneficial for fatigue
and physical weakness after illnesses such as flu, urinary tract infections and
wounds and is a general tonic for the stomach. Attacks viruses along
spine (Spinal meningitis, perhaps). Valuable uses: all infections
including viral infections, mucous congestion, colds, flu, muscular
pains, arthritis, obesity, bronchitis, coughs, general debility, poor
circulation, gout, physical exhaustion, throat infections, muscular
debility, anorexia, acne, gum infections, thrush, warts, anthrax,
asthma, colitis, cystitis, dermatitis, tuberculosis, urinary
infections, wounds.
Therapeutic Properties:
Anti-bacterial, anti-parasitic, anti-fungal, anti-infectious,
antiseptic, anti-viral, antibiotic, pectoral, analgesic, expectorant,
balsamic stimulant, tonic, rubefacient, diuretic, emmenagogue,
vermifuge, anti-venomous, anti-putrescent, immune stimulant.
Application: Apply to appropriate areas on the
feet, directly to areas of concern.
Aromatic:
Anti-bacterial, anti-parasitic, etc., even when diffused,
which makes it great for purifying the air in your home during flu
season.
Contraindications: Use Thymus Vulgaris because
it is mild. Other types may be too strong or caustic and may irritate
the mucous membranes. Avoid all other types of Thyme when pregnant and
do not use them on children. Use even this type with caution if dealing
with High Blood Pressure.