'herbal mixture' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a combination of herbs and/or spices. For example, "The herbal mixture of rosemary, sage, and thyme perfectly seasoning the roast chicken."
They say, 'Don't tell me the results, just give me imbiza"' — the herbal mixture she makes that she says boosts the immune system.
The bottle with a white lid holds an herbal mixture intended to rebuild an immune system ravaged by the AIDS virus.
The inspectors identified the main illicit drugs in use as Black Mamba – a class B synthetic "herbal" mixture that imitates the effects of cannabis – Subutex, an opioid, and heroin.
Amrita Bindu is a salt spice herbal mixture designed for positive health.
Further studies on improving the quality and nutritional value of this herbal mixture (Saffron petals and Jujube fruits) are recommended.
This study was designed to investigate the effect of a herbal mixture extract (DTS20) on the attenuation of oxidative stress and hangover after alcohol consumption in healthy volunteers.
Traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture, herbal mixtures and other remedies is gaining in popularity.
"There is this 'do not try at home' element to it," said Ms. Slowey, who is also trying one of Ms. Malka's herbal mixtures to reduce scarring.
Shisha (also known as hookah, waterpipes, hubble bubble) is the name for pipes containing water at the bottom, and a platform at the top where flavoured tobacco (or non-tobacco herbal mixtures) is covered with foil.
Many of the supposed therapeutic benefits of herbal mixtures, which in traditional Chinese medicine are used to enhance immunity and address specific problems, are still largely unproven, health officials have warned.
Chinese herbal mixtures supplemented at the levels of 20 g kg−1 DM of concentrate increased post-ruminal digestive enzymes activity and enhanced serum antioxidant status.
