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Only the deep orange-flowered Calendula officinalis have the medicinal properties that make Calendula is a traditional remedy in herbal skin care for many types of skin problems that is well known for it's healing properties.
The phytochemicals in calendula
make it a particularly good treatment for cuts, scrapes, bruises, and minor wounds.
Calendula's benefits don't stop with skin healing properties. This anti-bacterial flower is also used as an eyewash for conjunctivitis (pink eye). Calendula tinctures and teas can be helpful for food allergies, gastritis, and irritable bowel problems. Calendual reduces inflammation, promotes digestion and prevents the overgrowth of yeasts. Prescription for Herbal Healing (2002) Phyllis A. Balch
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 In the Kitchen: The bright florets give color and nutritional value to soups and salads. Dried calendula blossoms are also an economical substitute for saffron to color rice. Pull petals off before using in dishes, do not eat calyx or flower centers.
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Preparation Methods & Dosage :Calendula can be taken as an herbal tea, used as a tincture, and applied as a poultice. Calendula oil is used as a base for, salves and ointments. Combines well with comfrey and St. John's wort for skin healing.
 Remedies using : Calendula
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- Flowers:The flowers are the part used in herbal medicine. Calendula bears many-petaled orange or yellow flowering heads two to three inches (four to seven centimeters) in diameter.
- Plant type:annual or biennial
- Leaves:The oblong green leaves help to distinquish calendula from tagetes marigolds
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- Flowering Season:Begins in June. Its name refers to its tendency to bear flowers by the calendar, once a month in warm climates, usually during the new moon. "Marigold" refers to the Virgin Mary, and marigolds are traditionally used in Catholic celebrations concerning the Virgin Mary.
- Distribution:Native to the Mediterranean, grown widely as a garden flower, culitivated for use in herbal medicine.
Calendula is easy to grow and deserves a place in your flower, vegetable, and/or herb garden. Sow seeds directly when the soil temp reaches about 60 degrees in the spring. You will be rewarded with masses of bright green foliage and sunny, yellow blooms. Harvest the flowers when they are newly opened. Pluck the petals from the dried flower heads and store in dark-colored glass jars to preserve the medicinal properties.
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 Calendula was attributed many fantastic virtues by the older herbalists. The salve, preferably cooked in goats lard, was used for burns, bruises and sunburns like it is today. (Minus the goats)
During the American Civil War, calendula petals were used to staunch wounds.
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 Marigolds are called after the Virgin Mary. In Macer's Herbal it is stated that only to look on Marigolds will draw evil humours out and strengthen the eyesight.
Calendula, called "Marygold" or "sunbride" in the Middle Ages, was sacred to the Norse goddess Freya and was used for love magic.
Claudia Muller-Ebeling, Wolf-Deieter Storl Witchcraft Medicine(1998) | | |
 A lotion made from one cup of fresh calendula blossoms simmered in two cups of milk is an excellent wash for the complexion. | | For a sore throat or indigestion, drink calendula tea or use it to gargle, for scrapes and bruises apply the tea directly to your skin |
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Calendula Medicinal Uses & Benefits
