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Motherwort Tincture
This is a tincture that every woman in any phase of her life should have on hand. It’s energetics are bitter, cooling and stimulating, what a range of healing! Our plant ally is used to bring both calmness and strength by soothing anxiety and helping to balance the emotions. It is used in many phases of a woman’s life- to ease mentruation, to assist with labor during birth and during menopause. Motherwort is a well known heart tonic, great for men as well, lending a leaf in strengthening the heart and cardiovascular. Motherwort is a bitter herb, so it stimulates digestion and can be used to increase the appetite if needed. Good for overall digestion. This is a best friend in a bottle.
-All herbal extracts are macerated for at least one moon cycle for potency.
Benefits of tinctures: Tinctures can be taken quickly. Just a half teaspoon gives you a ton of the concentrated benefits of whatever herb you’re using. Alcoholic extractions have a long shelf life and a dosage contains very little alcohol for those concerned. You may add tincture dosage to warm water or tea or take direcyly under the tongue.
Shepherd’s Purse & Yarrow Tincture
Yarrow (Achillea millefolium) known to be a hemostatic (stops bleeding) and an antiseptic for both external and internal wounds and bleeding (including excessive menstrual flow).
Shepherd’s Purse (Capsella bursa-pastoris) is a very powerful styptic and one that I use regularly for women who suffer from flooding during their periods. As a postpartum herb, it can be useful for postpartum hemorrhage.
-All herbal extracts are macerated for at least one moon cycle for potency.
Benefits of tinctures: Tinctures can be taken quickly. Just a half teaspoon gives you a ton of the concentrated benefits of whatever herb you’re using. Alcoholic extractions have a long shelf life and a dosage contains very little alcohol for those concerned. You may add tincture dosage to warm water or tea or take direcyly under the tongue.
**If pregnant or nursing, please consult a professional and use with care.
Bye-Bye Fungi Salve
A healing salve embodying some of nature’s most powerful anti-fungal agents- black walnut hulls, unsea lichen, chaparral leaf and tea tree essential oil. Herbs are solar infused in organic cold pressed olive oil in addition to cold pressed coconut oil which also has anti-fungal properties.
Works wonderfully massaged into finger or toenails and will leave skin moisturized. May be used externally for various types of fungal or yeast infections, athlete’s foot, jock itch, ringworm, or skin ulcers.
Salve Quartet
This is a set of our 4 Staple Salves. Step up your topical remedy game and be covered on all ends! You will receive 1 of each:
Elderberry Syrup
Elderberry syrup has a long history of use as an immune system tonic. Elderberries also benefit the cardiovascular system and offer support for cold and flu. Elderberries are packed with flavanoids and other great synergistic healing constituents.
Our elderberry syrup is made fresh to order and features Florida grown elderberries and bitter orange peel picked from our land at peak season and carefully dried. We add rosehips for added vitamin C. Ginger root, cinnamon and cloves warm things up and get things moving! The syrup is finished off with local raw honey which has its own healing properties and helps with preservation.
It is recommended that you use entire bottle within 60 days and do keep refrigerated. You may freeze whatever you do not use or you can make elderberry syrup ice cubes and add them to your drinks at your dispense.
Need a honey free syrup? Fill out the Custom Order Request form here and let us know your needs!
Soursop Leaves (Graviola)
Jamaican wildcrafted whole soursop leaves. Grown naturally on family owned land. Traditional Maroon recipe included. Approximately 50 whole leaves. Hand picked and shade dried with love. Makes 20 one cup servings.
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