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Mullein Leaf is a common wildflower that grows almost anywhere.

Mullein leaf and flower is an expectorant and demulcent (soothing) herb. Using mullein in a tea for coughs and respiratory irritations is approved in Europe. The actions are from mucus loosening saponins and this can bring relief.

Mullein is an immune enhancer, active against respiratory disorders. Mullein is most effective when combined with herbs with similar qualities, such as slippery elm bark and elecampane root.

The primary chemical constituents of Mullein include resin, saponins, glycoside (aucubin), flavonoids (hesperidin, verbascoside), choline, magnesium, mucilage, tannins, and carotene.

Mullein also contains iron, magnesium, potassium, sulfur, and calcium phosphate.

Externally, an extract of the herb mullein made in olive oil is excellent in soothing and healing any inflamed surface or easing ear problems.

Mullein flowers are also made into an oil for the treatment of frostbite, ringworm, hemorrhoids and bruises. And the leaves have been smoked to treat asthma and bronchitis. Mullein has also been known to relieve constipation, counter-act sleeplessness, protect the kidneys, and help ease nervous tension.

Take two (2) capsules, one (1) to two (2) times each day with water at mealtimes.

This product has no known warnings or contraindications.

Ear-Ok Drops with Mullein

Ear-Ok Drops is a natural herbal topical ear drop to support ear health. It contains 100 percent herbal ingredients in a sweet, almond oil base and is applied directly into the ear. Ear-OK drops helps to soothe the ear canal while maintaining ear wax within normal acceptable levels.

Get more info on Ear-OK to relieve pain, itching and discomfort of the ears and to treat bacterial, viral and fungal ear infections

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