Liz Milham Herbal Medicine

Liz Milham Herbal Medicine Registered Medical Herbalist, herbs, herbal traditions and herbal medicine.

This pretty little flower is vervain (Verbena officinalis), and it native to Europe and the U.K.. It is an excellent bit...
08/08/2026

This pretty little flower is vervain (Verbena officinalis), and it native to Europe and the U.K.. It is an excellent bitter nervine, with relaxing and anti-anxiety properties. I tend to work with vervain where there is anxiety and stress in people who have a harsh inner critic that drives them to be a bit of a perfectionist. Vervain is especially helpful if there is accompanying digestive disturbance and irritability. Such a lot from a tiny flower - isn’t nature amazing?!

Just topping up my herb collection! Gorgeous quality herbs from Erritt Nursery at the market here in Boyle at the market...
01/08/2026

Just topping up my herb collection! Gorgeous quality herbs from Erritt Nursery at the market here in Boyle at the market - every Saturday 10am-2pm (same Saturday opening hours as me!). Jen and Eamon have loads of herbs, both medicinal and culinary, as well as vegetables, garden plants and cut flower bouquets!

I’ve made a new batch of my famous Muscle and Joint Relief! Created with herb infused olive oil, vitamin E, beeswax and ...
23/07/2026

I’ve made a new batch of my famous Muscle and Joint Relief! Created with herb infused olive oil, vitamin E, beeswax and inflammation modulating and pain relieving essential oils. Completely natural and cruelty free, in recyclable glass and aluminium jars. Made in small batches, and smelling gorgeous it just flies off the shelf!

My almost famous ‘secret recipe’ Bitters Spray is back in stock! This 50ml spray bottle contains a blend of carefully ch...
17/07/2026

My almost famous ‘secret recipe’ Bitters Spray is back in stock! This 50ml spray bottle contains a blend of carefully chosen bitter herbs traditionally used to stimulate digestion. Bitter receptors on the tongue and throughout the body prepare the digestive tract to digest a meal and absorb nutrients more effectively. The spray is very safe as you are taking a few drops only and so doesn’t interfere with pharmaceutical medicines or the metabolism pathways through the liver.

It’s warming up to Boyle Arts Festival! Resident in the clinic for the duration is this exquisite seascape by Roscommon ...
11/07/2026

It’s warming up to Boyle Arts Festival! Resident in the clinic for the duration is this exquisite seascape by Roscommon artist, Kara Doherty. You can find her on Facebook @ Kara Docherty Artist, where you can enquire about purchasing this gorgeous painting, or have a look at her portfolio.
https://www.facebook.com/p/Kara-Doherty-Artist-100048390226087/

I harvested the first few Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) stems this morning for drying. You may know it by one of its ot...
08/07/2026

I harvested the first few Agrimony (Agrimonia eupatoria) stems this morning for drying. You may know it by one of its other names, church steeples or sticklewort. Agrimony has a lovely relaxing, antispasmodic quality that is really helpful for those people who carry tension in their body, specifically when it affects the digestion. It is mildly bitter and also supports the liver.it is a specific herb for those who hide their troubles behind a smile and the Bach flower remedy Agrimony focuses on this aspect. The flower remedy is a “type remedy” which means that this type of person tends to present as cheerful and content even making light of things, while inwardly troubled, and they often find discord and confrontation difficult. Agrimony as a herb, is also astringent, and this helps to tone tissue that has become lax- so it has a really beautiful balancing effect between relaxation and toning. Such a helpful herb with many clinical applications, yet gentle and supportive!

One of the enjoyable aspects of being a herbalist is gathering herbs. These gorgeous medicines were gathered on my way i...
01/07/2026

One of the enjoyable aspects of being a herbalist is gathering herbs. These gorgeous medicines were gathered on my way in to the clinic this morning - can you identify them? They’ll be dried in the dehydrator over the next day or so and I have to say that the clinic is smelling lovely!

It’s summer! The Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria) is in bloom and the fragrance is like sweet flowery hay. You can find...
25/06/2026

It’s summer! The Meadowsweet (Filipendula ulmaria) is in bloom and the fragrance is like sweet flowery hay. You can find it growing in ditches and boggy fields. Meadowsweet is a brilliant herb for gastric reflux, and can help to normalise stomach acid production. Its salicylic acid constituents it can also be helpful for arthritic or rheumatic pain. Not only that, but Meadowsweet is inflammation modulating and astringent. The tea is delicious!

Open 4 years today!
09/06/2026

Open 4 years today!

Just finished making some comfrey (Symphytum officinale) oil - just look at that beautiful colour! Comfrey infused oil i...
15/05/2026

Just finished making some comfrey (Symphytum officinale) oil - just look at that beautiful colour! Comfrey infused oil is used in my comfrey balm, and is one of the herb infused oils in the Muscle and Joint Relief balm. Comfrey is amazing for sprains, bruises, shallow wounds and bones!

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The Herbal Medicine Clinic, Main Street
Boyle
F52NN24

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Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

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