Medicinal Uses and Healing Benefits
Licorice root is a soothing and restorative herb widely used in traditional medicine for its anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and adaptogenic properties. It supports the adrenal glands, helps the body manage stress, and promotes hormonal balance. Herbalists often use licorice to ease sore throats, calm coughs, and soothe digestive discomfort such as heartburn and ulcers. It is also known to support the immune system and act as a natural harmonizer in herbal blends, enhancing the effects of other herbs. Because of its naturally sweet flavor, licorice root tea is both comforting and beneficial, helping to restore vitality, balance energy, and promote overall wellness. Prolonged or excessive internal use should be done only under professional guidance due to its effects on blood pressure.
Metaphysical and Magical Properties
In metaphysical practice, licorice root is known as a powerful herb for influence, strength, and attraction. It is often used in spellwork to enhance personal power, command respect, and draw love or success. Carried as a charm or added to ritual blends, licorice amplifies intention and strengthens the practitioner’s voice and authority. It is also used for protection, breaking hexes, and promoting harmony in relationships by encouraging honest communication. Spiritually, licorice root connects to confidence and persuasion, helping one align thoughts and words with purposeful direction. Its energy is sweet yet commanding—balancing charm and assertiveness to help manifest desired outcomes.
Magical Correspondences
Element: Fire
Planetary Ruler: Mercury
Deities: Hermes, Aphrodite, Brigid
Chakra Association: Solar Plexus and Throat Chakras
Magical Intentions: Power, Attraction, Influence, Protection, Communication, Harmony
Disclaimer
All herbs and roots are sold as curios or for crafting only. We do not make claims of metaphysical or medicinal results. Always research safety and usage, especially when using herbs internally. Prolonged use or excessive consumption should be done only under the care of a qualified herbal practitioner.
Note
Pouch sizes may vary slightly based on root density