Tinctures

Phytosedum - Calming Herbal Tincture. Ingredients: Hawthorn Fruits extract, Motherwort extract, Hop stems extract, Oats extract, Lemon Balm extract, Sweet Clover Herbs extract, Alcohol (70%). Phytosedum Calming tincture has sedative, calming effects, it improves sleep, relieves tension and anxiety. The tincture is helpful for neurosis, irritability, insomnia, anxiety, stress, irrational fear, hypertension, ischemia, atherosclerosis, migraine. DO NOT use Phytosedum in case of hyper sensitivity to any of its components, for children under 12 years of age, for pregnant and nursing women, for those who suffer from internal bleeding and poor blood coagulability. Side effects: possible allergic reactions.

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Ingredients: Sweet flag Roots, Marigold Flowers, Nettle Leaves, Sophora Stem, Celandine Herbs, Eglantine Fruits, Chamomile Flowers. Homeopathic preparation has anti-inflammatory, wound healing, antiseptic, analgesic, antimicrobial effect on mucous tunic of mouth and parodentium. Uses: stomatitis, gingivitis, periodontitis, mouth infections and inflammations. Dissolve 1 teaspoon in 1 cup of water and use as a gargle.

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Valocordin drops for internal Use. The Drops may help tone up heart muscle and vessels, have sedative effect, optimize cardiac rate, relieve nervous tension and normalize sleep. May reduce the risk of cardiovascular disorders, heart conditions due to menopause, insomnia, neurosis. Adults take 12-15 drops in the morning before a meal and 20-25 drops before going to bed. Ingredients: Adonis extract, Lily of the Valley extract, Valerian extract, Hawthorn extract, Saponin (Soap Bark Tree extract), Peppermint Oil.

This syrup produces an expectorant effect and increases secretion of mucous from the upper respiratory tract and contribute to the dilution and the evacuation of phlegm and mucous from the lungs. The herb thyme has analgesic and expectorant properties. In a similar manner potassium bromide produces an expectorant effect and calms the central nervous system. Pertussin tincture acts as an excellent expectorant agent for acute respiratory diseases, inflammation of the trachea and bronchial tubes, and for children`s whooping cough. Do not use in cases of hypersensitivity and heart failure. Women should avoid using Pertussin during pregnancy and nursing. Recommended dosage: For internal use adults take 1 tablespoon, and children take from 1/2 teaspoon to 1 full teaspoon 3 times daily. Side effects include allergic reactions, burning, and nausea.

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Description. Peppermint tincture is considered to have emetic, stimulant, and astringent qualities, and is used in diarrhea and as an emmenagogue. The local anesthetic action of Peppermint tincture is exceptionally strong. It is also a powerful antiseptic. Peppermint tincture has exhibited antiviral properties and may be helpful in for some viral conditions such as flu, mumps, sinusitis, sore throats, cold sores, and genital sores caused by herpes. Use. Peppermint tincture is used to relieve the pain of rheumatism, neuralgia, throat affections and toothache. It acts also as a local anesthetic, vascular stimulant and disinfectant. When used topically, it acts as a counterirritant and analgesic with the ability to reduce pain and tension. It is inhaled for chest complaints, and nasal catarrh, laryngitis or bronchitis. It is also used internally as a stimulant or carminative. On account of its anesthetic effect on the nerve endings of the stomach, it is of use to prevent sea-sickness and improve digestion. Also aids relief from muscular pains, varicose veins, sunburn and insect bites, lethargy and migraine.

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In traditional Japanese peony root tincture is seen as being a must in the medicine chest. Peony tincture was found to be anti-convulsive, anti-spasmodic, sedative, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, hypothermic, and a smooth muscle relaxant. In a word, it was found to be a powerful menstrual cramp cure. The tincture is also used for irritability, insomnia, hypochondria. Peony Tincture helps to improve sleep, reduce headache and limpness; to increase energy and efficiency. Peony is especially helpful for women experiencing menstrual pain and cramping. It relaxes the uterus and reduces the strength of contractions. For women who experience severe cramping, there could be no better treatment than peony. Peony Tincture is used topically in form of washes and compresses for skin disorders such as boils, carbuncles, eczemas, bruises, eyes sties, mastitis, ulcerations.

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The moisturizing formula helps to reduce the symptoms of irritation and dryness of the nasal mucosa. Relieves nasal congestion after 2 minutes, preserving the effect for up to 12 hours.

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