Hyssop Aerial Parts Tincture- Gastrointestinal and Respiratory Tract Infections

Hyssop, a variety in the mint family, has been used in folk medicine for centuries.  Rich in flavonoids, flavorful compounds acting as antioxidants, the benefit may reduce your risk of age-related conditions, emphasizing gastrointestinal and respiratory tract infections.  As an expectorant and antispasmodic herb, Hyssop aids in suppressing coughs and clearing the lungs of phlegm due to its active ingredient "marubiin." 

Additionally, the herb increases the production of digestive enzymes, stomach acids, and bile, adding to relieve digestive cramps and flatulence.

 The bottle contains two-ounce liquid extraction, and a dropper for ease of use.

PROPERTIES: Antiseptic, antiviral, carminative, decongestant, emmenagogue, and expectorant

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.

DIRECTIONS:  Most tinctures are infused between four to six weeks; however, KL Landing continues to potency at eight weeks; therefore, it is important to abide by the dosage.   One dropper is 30 drops; the maximum is four-droppers per day.  Consume by placing the liquid underneath the tongue for 30 seconds or add to a cup of water and drinking. 

CONTRAINDICATIONS:  The herb is generally recognized as safe when use as directed, but should be avoided during pregnancy.