Can you drink the water left over in a Eucalyptus steam bowl?

If you used a strong 2-tablespoon Eucalyptus globulus steam bowl, keep that strictly for inhalation and compost the leaves afterward. For drinking, brew a separate, gentler cup using Thyme, Mullein, Linden, and White Pine.

Why is White Pine needle tea steeped at 180°F instead of boiled?

Sub-boiling 180°F water extracts the sweet citrus-pine alpha-pinene and vitamin C without extracting harsh, turpentine-tasting resin pitch.

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