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Immune Flow Tonic
apple cider vinegar, honey, ginger, echinacea,
astragalus, licorice root, rosehips, distilled water
A licorice-sweet gingery
tonic that stimulates the body to fight and clear active infection. Take 2 teaspoons full every few hours at first indication of a cold or illness. You
can take doses straight or in a bit of water. This formula is great for kids, too, and pairs nicely
with our Kids’ Cold and Flu Tincture or Elder Immune Elixir. You can also take
this formula as a tonic (one tablespoon full in water, daily) to bolster your
immune system during a period when those around you are falling sick but you
have not yet succumbed. However, it is best to not take this tonic for a more
than a few weeks at a time. **Keep refrigerated. Best by 02/28/2014.
Calming Tea Blend
rose petals, chamomile,
catnip, St. John's wort, kava kava root
Calm down after a long day
with this delicious and soothing tea blend. Helps relax for a good nights sleep
and also ideal for uplifting your mood. Combine with a gentle green tea for a
morning tea blend that is sure to get our day started off on the right foot.
Adaptogen Pastilles
honey, tulsi, ashwagandha, slippery elm powder, nettle,
nettle seed, turmeric, cinnamon, tulsi glycerite, raw cacao
These sweet cacao-coated
tablets can help your body adapt to stress and thereby be less susceptible to
illness. They contain herbs that are especially nourishing to the nerves,
kidneys, and adrenals. Take up to three per day. Nettle seed can be very
energizing-- a little goes a long way.
Heal All Salve
calendula, comfrey,
plantain, yarrow, olive oil, beeswax
A supreme combination of
anti-inflammatory, anti-microbial, restorative herbs that encourage body to
repair itself where damaged. Good for bumps, scratches, abrasions, rashes,
bites, boils, bruises, and burns that are already on the mend. Do not rub salve
directly into an open wound; rather apply it around/near the site. External use
only. **As with all salves, please be mindful that you clean the wound first so
as to not seal in any infection or debris. For burns, wait "until
the fire is out" (cold water, lavender essential oil, or rose vinegar
spritz can help with initial cooling) to apply the salve.
Herbal Disinfecting Tincture
chickweed, plantain,
cleavers, essential oil of lavender, alcohol
Drawing, antiseptic, and
anti-inflammatory herbs in alcohol. This formula soothes and tightens tissues
to help stop the bleeding of minor cuts and scratches. Plantain has been known
to even draw out infecting agents. Helps with cat scratches and a wide range of
insect bites. This is a great formula to have on hand at all times, especially
on outdoor excursions. External use only.
Ginger Chew Chocolates
organic ginger chews, dark chocolate chips, ashwaganda,
slippery elm, astragalus
Spicy chocolate, with fortifying and immune-supporting herbs.
Choice of probiotic drink:
Ginger Brew
ginger, lemon, distilled water, organic sugar, ginger
"bug" (aka ginger culture)
A wild fermented ginger
culture is used which metabolizes the sugar in this concoction, leaving a
ginger ale-like beverage which is low in sugar content and supports the
proliferation of healthy gut bacteria. Sip on about a cup at a time, up to 2
cups a day, a few times a week. Ginger is soothing to the digestive system and
gives the immune system a nice boost!
--or--
Jasmine & Nettle
Kombucha
jasmine green tea, yerba mate, nettle, organic sugar,
kombucha SCOBY (symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast), apple juice
Kombucha is another
fermented drink which is low in sugar and supports healthy flora in the
digestive system. The SCOBY is responsible for metabolizing the sugar and
caffeine content of the tea we start with; if it has done its job, there will
be very little to no caffeine and sugar remaining in the bottled drink.
Disclaimer: All
information here within is for education purposes and is not intended for the
diagnosis, treatment, or cure of any disease. Consult your healthcare
provider before self-treating.