Horehound Syrup - Traditional Healing Recipe
Herbs and the Healing Arts
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Sickness was a constant companion in early 19th century Indiana. To relieve suffering, most families relied upon herbal knowledge passed down through the generations. Horehound, plantain, anise and honey made a soothing syrup.
This video demonstration is for 19th century historical purposes and the recipe is not intended for use or to suggest that it be used as a cure.
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