Coltsfoot – Tussilage
Tussilago farfara
Certified Organic from France
Tussilage derives its name from the Latin *tussilago*, meaning “which chases away, which acts on cough.” Its common names, “herb for cough” and “cough chaser,” leave no doubt about its traditional uses.
In the past, the Tussilage or Coltsfoot Leaf served as a sign for apothecaries, highlighting its importance.
Additionally, Tussilage has been used in Europe for centuries as an alternative to tobacco.
Its soft, cottony texture and neutral taste make it an excellent base for creating your own homemade Herbal Mix.
To create a good base for an Herbal Mix, we recommend a simple and effective recipe using Mullein and Tussilage – Coltsfoot.
For a fruitier mix, you can also explore Raspberry leaves.
Finally, to make your herbal blend a bit sweeter and tastier, you can toast your herbal mixture in a pan for 10 seconds over high heat. Start with a small quantity first!
Also, check out our ready-to-use Herbal Mix and Indian Mix ! 🙂
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Traditionally, the flowers or leaves were preferred for making infusions. In the United States, many seem to favor the leaves, which are thought to be richer in active compounds. An infusion is prepared using one teaspoon of the plant per cup of boiling water, steeping for ten minutes. Sweetening with honey is recommended, as honey is also beneficial for coughs. You can easily drink 3 to 4 cups a day in time of needs.
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Smoking Tussilage Leaves
Tussilage leaves are commonly used by those looking to quit smoking cigarettes. They can be consumed as a herbal tea, while also being used as a smoking herb for those who enjoy this habit.
Smoking Tussilage is not without risks; burning any plant material releases toxic substances. However, some properties of Tussilage may help mitigate the harmful effects of combustion, and this plant does not cause addiction. We offer this alternative in the hope of providing a smooth transition away from tobacco and dependency behaviors.
On the other hand, vaporizing allows for safe consumption and healthy extraction of the beneficial properties of the plants.
Certified Organic from France
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About Suggestions for Use & Side-Effects:
Even though most of our herbal products can be used safely in any circumstances, we do NOT provide in-depth information about the possible side effects, over-dosage, interactions with drugs and specific medical conditions’. Here, as well, please Do Your Own Research (DYOR).
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Legal Status and Usage of Our Products
Our products at Infuse.earth are classified and sold as “Tisanes Alimentaires,” which translates to “Herbal Infusions” in English. This designation clarifies their primary intended use. We emphasize that any alternative use of our herbs beyond their intended purpose as herbal infusions is not within our responsibility.
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About Health Claims & Benefits
By law, we are restricted from making specific health claims about the herbs available on Infuse.earth. We encourage you to do your own research (DYOR) using the wealth of information available online. Simply searching for the name of any herb will provide numerous sources of information.
On our website, we provide insights into the spiritual messages, teachings, and traditional uses of each herb for educational purposes. These insights include historical perspectives, legends, and traditional practices associated with the herbs we offer.
It’s important to note that our herbs are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any specific disease.
