Herbal Series • Violet (Viola Odorata)

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A wonderful herbal ally for gently healing tumors and fibroadenomas.

I discovered violet during a session with the magical curandera (a healer who uses folk remedies) Chloe Garcia Ponce in NYC last fall. After sharing my health struggles she suggested I start using violet both as an infusion and topically as an infused oil. I sighed a huge sigh of relief. Finally I had found a herbal ally for gently healing tumors and fibroadenomas. I’ve been using violet on an almost daily basis since Oct 2017 and have seen great results. Now, I’m doing a number of things so it’s hard to pinpoint what exactly’s working, but nonetheless, I’m experiencing tremendous healing in my breast tissue.

Benefits

Breast

  • Has an affinity for breast tissue and is great for fibrocystic breasts. Violet likes to smooth things out like fibrous cysts, lumps, tumors, infections or growths like cancer.

 

General

  • Swollen glands

  • Stomach cancer

  • Cough remedy

  • Congestion,

  • Colds

  • Mouth ulcers

  • Skin sores, wounds, pimples, abcsesses

  • Kidneys

  • Colon

  • Boils and burns

Spiritual

  • Violet has a cooling, soothing effect on the mind, nervous system and crown chakra.

  • Violet is associated to love and attracting powerful and healing vibrations

  • Beautiful remedy for heartbreak

  • Heart opening and healing

Powers

  • Peace, healing, love, protection, luck, lust and wishes.

Properties

  • Has heart shaped leave which is known to comfort and strengthen the heart.

Uses

  • Drink 2 – 4 cups (500ml) of violet leaf infusion daily.

  • Use an violet infused oil and apply to the affected area or use as a breast massage oil.

  • Leaves and flowers can be used in salads and soups

Parts Used

  • Leaf and flower

 

Infusion Recipe

  • 1 tsp of dried violet per cup of hot water

  • Drink 2-4 cups a day

  • Combine with nettle, oatstraw, dandelion, or chickweed for an incredibly nourishing infusion.

 

 

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