Horehound

The scientific name for Horehound Herb, Marrubium vulgare, may be derived from the old Roman town of Maria Urbs; alternatively, it may also be named for the Marrobus Water of the Bible, a bitter juice used by the Hebrews and made from the bitter herbs eaten during Passover. In ancient times, c/s Horehound Herb was thought to be an antidote for plant-based toxins and poisonous snakes, although such properties of Horehound Herb are doubtful. Use of any organic bulk herbs for medicinal purposes should be undertaken only under the guidance of a licensed herbalist or other medical professional, because even quality bulk herbs can have side effects and interactions if not used properly.

4 oz. Bag