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Ingredients: water, grain alcohol, goldenrod flowers and stems. Maximum freshness is maintained by opening only one bottle at a time.
Suggested Use Adults and children 12 or over, up to 30 drops twice daily or as directed by a healthcare professional. Shake before using. Store at room temperature, keep out of reach of children.
Made by: Self Health Resource Center.
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Goldenrod Tincture 1oz bottle
Digestive Enzymes break down the food you eat and convert it into the basic nutrients needed to build and repair different parts of your body. Pancreatin breaks down food in the acidic stomach as well as in the more neutral intestines. Pepsin degrades food particles into peptides. Ginger Root is a time-tested herb for nourishing digestive tract health. Lipase is an enzyme necessary for the absorption and digestion of nutrients in the intestines. Bromelain is a pineapple enzyme that may assist the body—
—during times of physical stress. It is also a digestive enzyme with a wide pH range, which can function within the acidic environment of the stomach. Papain is a protein-cleaving enzyme derived from papaya and certain other plants. Enzymes are involved in every metabolic and cellular process in your body, including maintaining your immune system.
Topical preparations of Goldenrod (Solidago Canadensis) have been used for centuries by traditional practitioners to treat inflammation of the mouth and throat as well as the discomfort of slow-healing wounds. The name solidago means "to make whole."
Today, Goldenrod is primarily used as an aquaretic agent, meaning that it promotes the loss of water from the body (as compared to a diuretic, which promotes the loss of both water and electrolytes such as salt).
Appearance
Goldenrod is a perennial often found along roadsides and in open fields with single woody stems that grow to heights of three to seven feet. Its yellow flowers, which generally appear in August and September, are small but come in large clusters. Leaves alternate between toothed and smooth edges.
Goldenrod does not cause hay fever. It has been wrongly accused for the pollen problems created by ragweed and the grasses. Goldenrod has brightly colored flowers designed to attract color-sensitive insects. Its pollen grains are relatively large, heavier than air, because they are designed to be carried off by flies, bees, butterflies, even ants or birds, but not by the wind.
History
The Chippewas used Goldenrod for sores in the mouth, for lung trouble and for difficult labor. Other Native Americans used a solution from boiled Goldenrod leaves as an external lotion for wounds and ulcers. It was also used to heal the saddle sores of horses. The Spanish Invaders used the fresh plant mixed with soap for a plaster to treat sore throats. After the Boston Tea Party, when tea was boycotted in the colonies, a pleasant and relaxing "Liberty Tea" was developed which included Sweet Goldenrod as a principal ingredient.
Goldenrod also figures prominently in American folklore. If you would like to see your future love, wear a sprig of Goldenrod. He or she will appear by the next day. If you find Goldenrod springing up suddenly near the door of your home, unexpected good fortune will soon be yours. Find a patch of Goldenrod and you will also have found a hidden spring of water below.
Potency & Purity
Most manufacturers pack their products only once every year or two in order to reduce setup cost on production lines and reduce the purchase price of the raw material by buying a large quantity. We however get a fresh batch of products every 4 months that we immediately pack. This ensures higher potency of our supplements because of fresher raw materials and less exposure to oxygen. As you may know oxygen is the primary factor for loss of potency in powdered herbs, vitamins and tinctures.
Purity is important to us. Our vitamins, minerals, amino acids and herbs are monitored for purity according to Dr. Hulda Clark’s public protocols. This includes metal testing all capsules at the end stage of manufacturing. We do not use highly processed ingredients and expedients in our products, such as flow agents, release agents, tablet binders, colors and flavors.
Warnings
Interaction with Medication and Other Supplements
If you are taking medications, you should check with your physician or pharmacist prior to using our products. You can also get drug interaction information from one of the many sites on the Internet. Search for: Interaction with Medications, Supplements.
Note regarding Children
Please do personal research and consult with your health care professional before giving any herbs to children. The educational directions enclosed suggest a much lower quantity for children than for adults. It is important to read accompanying literature prior to using this product. Do not take during pregnancy or lactation. Keep away from children.
The use of this herbal supplement is a traditional nutritional use that is not intended to be prescribed for, or to treat any disease, and does not claim to cure any disease, —
— including diseases involving fevers, colds, flu or invading organisms.
Caution
As with any dietary or herbal supplement, you should advise your health care practitioner of the use of this product. If you have ulcers, gallstones or are nursing, pregnant, or considering pregnancy, you should consult your health care provider prior to taking this product.
Do not take this product during pregnancy or lactation
Please do not use the directions as a substitute for the advice of your health care professional. We are not responsible or liable for any actions or diagnosis made by you based on the instructions. We encourage you to consult with your health care professional, do personal research, and check all our ingredients against a reference book before consuming this product.
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