What are the procedures in making medicine

The pills and capsules dissolve in the stomach, releasing the ingredients into the bloodstream. Empty capsules can be obtain from health stores, that way you can combine your own herbs if you can't get the mixture you are looking for.

A pill, capsule or tablet is the equivalent to half a cup of tea.

SYRUPS

A syrup is a tincture, liquid extract, glycerite, or even a tea with enough honey, glycerin, fruit syrup or molasses to thicken its consistency. Since they contain sugar, syrups can be a problem for people suffering of diabetes, also children under two years of age can not eat honey. A syrup makes a great remedy for sore throat, cough, colds or flu, it coats the membranes soothing and protecting. To make a syrup formula use the following:

6 tbs.. of herbs.

1 pint of water.

4 ounces of glycerin.

1 ounce fruit syrup or honey (don't use honey for children less then 2 years of age).

Boil herbs and water, remove from heat and let it steep for 45 minutes, filter and place the liquid again on the stove and simmer for 10 minutes, remove from heat. Take one cup of liquid and add glycerin and fruit syrup or honey while the liquid still hot. Store in the refrigerator it will last for 6 months.

TEAS

Teas are the easiest and cheapest way of preparing herbs, plus some herbs act better and quicker when taken with hot water. The only drawback of drinking tea is that some herbs really taste bad. It only cost a few cents per dose, and some herb combinations provide fast relief.