Violet {Viola spp.}
Violet is traditionally valued as a gentle, cooling herb associated with soothing dryness, supporting lymphatic movement, and calming irritated tissues. Both leaf and flower have long been prepared in teas, syrups, oils, and honey for their softening and moistening qualities.
Mild and slightly sweet, violet is commonly worked with when tissues feel dry, inflamed, or stagnant. It is often associated with respiratory comfort, lymphatic support, and gentle skin-soothing preparations.
CABINET STUDIES
VIOLET
Viola spp.
• Lymphatic Support • Respiratory Demulcent • Skin Soother
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