Actions: Expectorant, emollient, mucolytic, softening, antihistamine, sudorific, antibacterial, antiseptic, antiviral, slightly diuretic, vulnerary, healing, astringent and anti-inflammatory.

History: The candle of Notre-Dame, as it was formerly known, due to its long yellow flowering stem, has long been associated with rites of popular traditions. The Romans dipped his stalk in fat and made candles and called it Candelaria. At St. John, the French burned her and kept her ashes to protect herself from thunder. Native Americans smoked their beautiful, hairy leaves to relieve lung congestion. Her leaves have always been used to tone the respiratory system by reducing mucus and helping her sputum "chest diseases and dysentery". In external use, it is medicinal oil with its flowers (bactericidal), it relieves ear infections for a long time and still today see our oil otitis. The medicinal oil of its leaves was and is used to treat wounds and minor dermatological diseases as in our Irritation-Itching Ointment.

Uses: Traditionally used in herbal medicine as a respiratory tonic, to relieve cough (expectorant, emollient) and as an astringent (rhinitis, diarrhea).

• Asthma, Bronchitis, Tracheitis, Rhinitis
• Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
• Cold, Cough (Expectorant, emollient)
• Mucolytic / Reduces slime formation and promotes its evacuation
• Congestion of upper respiratory tract
• Astringent / Diarrhea

Ingredient: Mullein "woollen blanket herb" (Verbascum thapsus) organic dried leaves.

Dosage: Infuse a tablespoon in a cup of boiling water, cover, infuse 3-5 minutes and very well filter (her hair may be irritating). Drink 2 to 3 cups a day.