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Cohosh Root Tincture- BACK IN STOCK 10/15/23
Midwives have used black and blue cohosh to induce labor for centuries. This tincture can be used to initiate labor, re-start a stalled labor, soften the cervix, and to expel the placenta. It an also be used to aid in the event of miscarriage. Both black and blue cohosh have stimulating AND relaxing properties which facilitate childbirth. It produces contractions which are regular and effective, interspersed with a good relaxation period.
Cohosh Tincture can also be used for painful periods, sore and inflammatory conditions of the reproductive tract, infections and lack of functional power in the uterus leading to infertility.
-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.
Note: Not for use in early pregancy. It is very important that you discuss these herbs with your doctor or midwife before using them.
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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.
Raspberry Leaf Tincture
A lovely fast acting extraction of red raspberry leaves. Red raspberry is known as a uterine and cervix tonic, great for pms and a traditional ally for women during child birth and postpartum recovery. Of course make sure you consult a professional herbalist or natural practioner if you are pregnant for proper use! Red raspberry has also been used for upset stomach and cold and flu.
-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.