Plantain Leaves (ribwort) - Skin Healing, Gut Soothing & Wound Support

Plantain leaf (Plantago major) is a humble herb with powerful healing gifts. Known as the “green bandage” of the wild, it’s rich in soothing mucilage, antibacterial compounds, and gentle astringents that help repair damaged tissue—from the gut lining to the skin’s surface.

Used traditionally for wounds, bites, burns, ulcers, and digestive irritation, plantain leaf cools inflammation and draws out toxins. Internally, it can help soothe leaky gut, ulcers, and IBS symptoms. Externally, it’s a first-aid essential. Plantain is an unsung hero in the world of herbal healing—quiet, grounded, and incredibly effective.

Key Benefits: • Heals minor cuts, bites, rashes & skin irritation • Supports leaky gut, ulcers, and digestive inflammation • Gently detoxifies and supports elimination • Natural anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial • Cools internal and external heat (acne, burns, hives, gastritis)

Usage: • Tea: Steep 1 tsp dried plantain leaf in 1 cup boiling water for 10–15 min • Use as a mouthwash for sore gums or throat irritation • Topical: Make a poultice or infused oil for wounds, eczema, and bites • Combine with calendula or comfrey for enhanced skin healing

Dosage: • Adults: 1–2 cups of tea daily for digestive or detox support • External use as needed for skin healing • Avoid use in deep puncture wounds without guidance

Size: 70g

Country of origin - USA