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 levels, regulates blood pressure, aids 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 tea or tincture.   Areas could be less fatigue and more energy,  improved sleep habits, digestion, headaches, or pain maintenance. 

DIRECTIONS:  Most tinctures re infused between four to six weeks; however, I continue to a 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 drink. 

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