Single Origin Herbal Tinctures | BLUEBERRYJAMS
by BLUEBERRYJAMS
Single-plant tinctures in 30ml, 60ml, and 100ml formats.
Click on each plant allies' name for more information on its multitude of properties and for suggested use.
Blue Vervain | emotional & physical nervous system support • hormone regulating • emotional release
Borage | cooling & moistening • support through depression & confusion • lung & heart support • can help with breast milk production and support through post-partum
California Poppy | nervine • sleeping aid • antispasmodic • support through withdrawals
Evening Primrose | anti-spasmodic • anti-inflammatory • anti-depressant • phytoestrogen
Fresh Milky Oats | nervine • nourishing • support through grief, loss, & withdrawals
Fresh Nettle | nutritive • allergy support • astringent • diuretic • hypotensive
Ground Ivy | anti-inflammatory • expectorant • anti-bacterial & anti-viral • liver support
Holy Basil | adaptogenic • expectorant • nervine • antioxidant • anti-viral • can help with production of breast milk
Hyssop | diuretic • lung support • digestive support
Lady's Mantle | menstrual support • diuretic • anti-inflammatory
Lemon Balm | sleeping aid • central nervous system relaxant • antiviral • digestive support
New England Aster | lung support • decongestion • calming
Passionflower | nervine • sleeping aid • antispasmodic
Saint John's Wort | anti-depressant • immune-booster • anti-viral
Skullcap | nervine tonic • sleeping aid • support through pain, headaches, & withdrawals
Spring Violet | supports the respiratory system • anti-inflammatory • expectorant • can help lift the spirit
Wood Betony | nervine • grounding • antispasmodic • astringent • digestive tonic
Safety when using herbs: When using new herbs, verify that they are not contraindicated with any existing medical issue/medications you are taking. Make sure to do your research (and consult at least 3 different sources). Start with small doses and listen to your body.
This information is for educational purposes only and you should always do your own research. It is also not meant to replace medical advice from your practitioner.
