Lavender Tincture- Quiets the Brian & Central Nervous System

Lavender brings to mind a feeling of relaxation if you enjoy the smell.  Many do not know its liquid extraction contains a chemical compound called linalool, which is connected to sedative and pain-relieving properties. As it enters the bloodstream, it has the ability to reduce stress and anxiety or assist in griping stomach pains, bloating, and gas.   As a night-time herbal therapy, lavender extraction helps with restlessness and challenges falling asleep.

Additionally, it is an effective treatment for tension headaches, regulating mood for menopausal women, and the cognitive function of sufferers of Alzheimer's disease.
Its antimicrobial impact aids skin irritations, boosting the healing process.

The Amber bottle contains two ounces and includes a dropper for easy convenience.

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.

CUSTOMIZED HEALTH:  If you are looking for a natural way to improve your health, consider requesting an herbal wellness solution, covering 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, relief from digestion, headaches, or a solution for pain maintenance.    Upon request, synergy tinctures are offered in two or four-ounce dropper bottles.

DIRECTIONS;  Establish a schedule each night, perhaps an hour before bed.   Consume either by mouth or diluted in a cup of cool liquid, 20 drops to 30 drops equaling one dropper.  Please be aware, it may take up to 14 days for the herb to work effectively. Consistency will provide the outcome you desire.   Do not exceed 30 drops daily!

WARNINGS:  Lavender tincture is not appropriate for children under the age of 15, pregnant, or breastfeeding women.  There also is concern that lavender may result in the condition of hypotension for individuals on blood pressure medication.