GREEN THROAT.The herbalists 1. One who grows, collects, or specializes in the use of herbs, especially medicinal herbs. 2. See herb doctor. bron·chi·al (br  ng k Syrup ($8.99, available in both adults' and children's strengths) was formulated using a plethora of herbal sore-throat helpers. Thyme thyme (tim) 1. any plant of the genus Thymus. 2. a preparation of the leaves and flowers of garden thyme (T. vulgaris), used as an antitussive and expectorant. , horehound 1. An aromatic Eurasian plant whose leaves yield a bitter extract that is used as a cough remedy. 2. A candy or preparation flavored with this extract.  s r-n)n. -based syrup. Although the potent anise star anise (Illicium verum), an unrelated, slow-growing evergreen tree native to SE China and NE Vietnam that can reach 60 ft (18 m) in height. The unripe, anise-flavored, star-shaped fruit of the tree is used whole or ground in Asian cooking as spice and in traditional Asian medicine. A compound extracted from the fruit is used to make the anti-influenza drug oseltamivir (Tamiflu). oil flavoring probably isn't for everyone, for many seasonal sufferers, the syrup provides a natural way to clear lungs and soothe that irritated throat. CONTACT: Tom's of Maine, (800)FORTOMS, www.tomsofmaine.com.
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