Lauri’s Rx

10/03/2025

🌲 White Pine (needles & bark)
• Helps open the lungs and ease breathing.
• Contains natural expectorant qualities that encourage the body to loosen and expel mucus.
• Soothes chest tightness and supports immune health.

🌿 Mullein (leaves & flowers)
• Calms irritation in the lungs and airways.
• Soothing and anti-inflammatory, helping with spasmodic or nagging coughs.
• Gently supports clearer, easier breathing when massaged onto the chest.

🌱 Thyme (leaves)
• Natural antimicrobial — helps fight germs that can linger in the respiratory system.
• Aromatic oils promote clearer breathing and help the body break up congestion.
• Adds warmth and comfort to chest rubs.

🌿 Eucalyptus (leaves/oil)
• Well known for its cooling, opening effect on the sinuses and lungs.
• Helps reduce congestion and makes breathing feel easier.
• Strong antiseptic action supports recovery during colds or flu.

✨ Together in a salve: These herbs work in harmony to comfort the chest, open airways, and support the body in loosening and clearing mucus naturally. Applied to the chest, back, or even under the nose, this blend offers soothing relief during times of coughs, colds, or congestion.

10/02/2025

Get ready to see my latest creation in person - I'll be bringing it to the Crisp Air Festival in Weissport Park this Saturday! Come on out and enjoy the music and shop other vendors

10/01/2025

Getting ready to make my newest salve

10/01/2025

I’ll be there on Saturday

09/19/2025

All ingredients were finally delivered. Time to start cooking 🌿😎

09/18/2025

✨ “My Butcher’s Broom + Horse Chestnut Salve with lavender and rosemary has been flying off the shelves this month! 🌿💜

This unique blend is crafted to support circulation, ease tired legs, and bring relief to sore, achy muscles and feet.

🌱 Butcher’s Broom – traditionally used to improve circulation and reduce swelling.
🌰 Horse Chestnut – loved for supporting vein health and soothing heaviness in the legs.
💜 Lavender – calming, skin-soothing, and grounding.
🌿 Rosemary – Circulation & Pain Relief
Stimulates blood flow → great for tired legs

Customers are raving about how it refreshes tired legs and feet

If you’ve been waiting to try it, grab yours now before I sell out again! 🛒 Available at laurisrx.com, alchemy lounge

09/10/2025

My next creation will have these 4 plants in it. Just in time for the season . Any guesses? Should be done sometime in October

09/06/2025

A patient's persistent rash showed remarkable improvement after switching from a pharmaceutical cream to my calendula cream, highlighting the transformative power of natural, plant-based medicine. 🌿🪴

09/05/2025

What plant would you like to see used in a salve ?

09/05/2025

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These wild plants often grow unnoticed, yet they’ve been trusted for centuries in herbal medicine. Learning to recognize them means adding powerful allies to your natural first aid and wellness kit. 🌱
1. Dandelion – Natural detox for liver and aids digestion.
2. Purslane – Anti-inflammatory and supports heart health.
3. Nettle – A natural antihistamine, also eases arthritis pain.
4. Plantain – Excellent for wound healing and soothing insect bites.
5. Chickweed – Calms skin irritation and helps reduce inflammation.
6. Yarrow – Reduces fever and helps stop bleeding.

09/02/2025

Yarrow: Nature’s First Aid Herb 🌿
1. Powerful Healer – Used for centuries to stop bleeding, reduce swelling, and fight infections.
2. Harvest Tip – Collect in full bloom during summer, hang upside down to dry, then store as powder or tincture.
3. Emergency Use – Fresh leaves can be applied directly to wounds as a poultice.
4. Versatile Remedy – Helps with cuts, bruises, stomach heat, and inflammation.
5. Garden Bonus – Hardy perennial, attracts pollinators, and thrives in USDA Zones 3–9.
🌿 Yarrow is more than a wildflower — it’s a must-have for any natural first aid kit.

08/31/2025

Update on the testing stage of newest cream
Testing on a diabetic who has numbness in feet.
They have been applying to only one foot for a week and a half once a day. So far the verdict is, swelling has gone down significantly where you can see veins. Also there is a different feeling than the other foot. Could it be because swelling went down or nerves starting to feel? Time will tell..