Motherwort Tincture
As its name suggests, this plant has a long tradition of use for uterine health and parenthood. An ally for those experiencing physical or emotional strain on the heart; sleeplessness, melancholy, anxiousness, cardiovascular issues due to stress, menstrual pain and irregularity.
Tinctures are a simple, effective way to enjoy plant medicine. They are liquid extracts made from an herb and taken orally. The beneficial qualities of the herb are extracted in alcohol.
As its name suggests, this plant has a long tradition of use for uterine health and parenthood. An ally for those experiencing physical or emotional strain on the heart; sleeplessness, melancholy, anxiousness, cardiovascular issues due to stress, menstrual pain and irregularity.
Tinctures are a simple, effective way to enjoy plant medicine. They are liquid extracts made from an herb and taken orally. The beneficial qualities of the herb are extracted in alcohol.
As its name suggests, this plant has a long tradition of use for uterine health and parenthood. An ally for those experiencing physical or emotional strain on the heart; sleeplessness, melancholy, anxiousness, cardiovascular issues due to stress, menstrual pain and irregularity.
Tinctures are a simple, effective way to enjoy plant medicine. They are liquid extracts made from an herb and taken orally. The beneficial qualities of the herb are extracted in alcohol.
Contains:
Motherwort* (Leonurus cardiaca) aerial parts, organic cane alcohol, water
*Organic & Garden Grown. 1:2 Fresh leaf and flower.
2 oz amber glass bottle with glass dropper pipette.
Suggested Use:
Several - 60 drops, up to 3 times per day.
[One dropper bulb full = approx. 30 drops]
(It's a good idea when trying a new botanical to start with just a drop on the tongue before determining your preferred use.)
*Not for consumption during pregnancy.*
*Generally considered safe while breastfeeding/ chestfeeding.*
Care: Store tinctures in a cool, dark place for best shelf life.
Disclaimer: This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any diseases, nor meant as a substitute for or alternative to information from health care practitioners.