Dandelion Leaf Tincture- Aids Digestion, Constipation, & Flatulence

WHAT IS A TINCTURE? An herbal tincture is a long-lasting and effective form of extracting the whole plant's medicinal properties. The formula combines alcohol, distilled water, and sometimes vegetable glycerin. The result is potent and fast-acting. By adding the recommended drops of tincture to a liquid, diluting removes the weak or absent taste of alcohol.

Dandelion is far from a weed in your yard.  It's the first source of pollen for the bees and from the flower, leaves, and roots provides herbal therapy topically and externally.  (Taxaxacum officinale):  A highly nutritious plant, full of antioxidants, vitamins and minerals, a boon to the immune system.  Containing anti-inflammatory properties, removing toxins from the body.  Reduces cholesterol level, regulating blood pressure, aiding weight loss, and the risk of cancer.  (Is a diuretic.)

Each bottle contains two-ounces of Calendula extraction, and features a dropper for ease of use.

SYNERGY:  If you are looking for a natural way to improve your health, consider requesting up to four areas.  Lisa offers customized wellness possibilities as a tea or tincture.   Areas could be less fatigue and more energy,  improved sleep habits, digestion, headaches, or pain maintence. 

DIRECTIONS:  Most tinctures  re infused between four to six weeks; however, I continue to potency at eight weeks; therefore, it is important to abide by the dosage.   One dropper is 30 drops; the maximum is two droppers, 60 drops.  Consume by placing the liquid underneath the tongue for 30 seconds or add to a cup of water and drinking. 

CONTRAINDICATIONS:  Not safe for bleeding disorders and allergies connected to ragweed.