Marsh Mallow Gargle
The flowers of the Marsh Mallow, boiled in oil and water, with a little honey and alum, have proved good as a gargle for sore throats. In France, they form one of the ingredients of the Tisane de quatre fleurs, a pleasant remedy for colds.
Source: A Modern Herbal
For information about the individual herbs visit: The Encyclopedia of Herbology
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