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Cataract Tea

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Cataract Tea

Catnip and many mints contain generous amounts of vitamins C and E, plus essential trace minerals magnesium and manganese. Both the minerals and the antioxidants appear to play a role in cataract prevention. Are you interested in protecting your vision as you age? Learn to enjoy this tea daily, and there's a good chance it will help you do just that.

Ingredients:

Catnip * Lemon Balm * Rosemary * Turmeric *

Recipe Instructions: Herbal Tea :To make the tea, boil two quarts of water. Remove from the heat and add one handful each of catnip, rosemary and lemon balm. (or 1 tablespoon dried). Add a few teaspoons of grated ginger and a dash or two of turmeric. Steep for 20 minutes and drink warm or cold with lemon juice and honey.

Source: Duke,James, Ph.D. (2000). "The Green Pharmacy Herbal Handbook"

Tags and Uses for this Remedy Eyes/Vision :Today's modern lifestyle includes long hours engaged with electronics: computer screens, TV screens, video games, phones, digital readers, and even old fashioned books. We tend to ignore the resulting eyestrain because we assume nothing can be done about it.

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