Thyme
Thymus vulgaris
Part Used: Herb. Commonly known as a spice, but long-valued for its medicinal properties for the lungs and anti-bacterial, fungal and anti-viral properties. Used in both full and difficult cough. Chronic bronchitis. Asthma, spasmodic cough, wheezing. Acute cold and flu symptoms. Sinusitis. Restores the adrenals, fatigue with shortness of breath, fatigue, nervous exhaustion. Indigestion, chronic diarrhea, bacterial intestinal infection, intestinal parasites, candidiasis. Infections in general (mouth, throat, lung, urinary, skin etc.). Skin conditions with irritation (ext.)

	1 oz.	$6.75
	2 oz.	$12.95

This list of herbs and their uses is based on hundreds of years of empirically-based herbal knowledge, and personal observations, along with some of the latest research. Many uses are not accepted by the FDA, and not all uses have been scientifically validated. This is intended for educational purposes, and not as a means to diagnose, prescribe or treat disease.