Eleuthero Tincture

Botanical Name: Eleutherococcus senticosus.

Part Used: Dried root.

About Eleuthero Tincture: Eleuthero is a well-loved, sweet-tasting, adaptogenic root that vitalizes the body and mind when used over 3-6 months. Adaptogenic in action, Eleuthero is the kind of herb that helps a person to take the next (best) step and supports one's ability to adapt to all varieties of stress, be they physical, emotional, or environmental in nature. Eleuthero helps to support normal levels of stress hormones circulating in the body.

An essential herb when feeling drained, strained, or pushed to one's limits, Eleuthero supports a balanced endocrine system which reinforces energy levels and promotes mental clarity. Balancing and vitalizing, you will feel like you are standing on solid ground in the midst of a bumpy world when working with Eleuthero over a period of time alongside regular rest, exercise, nourishing food, and time outside in Nature.

Garden Notes: When late summer comes to our Biodynamic^® gardens, Eleuthero blooms. This valuable medicinal shrub glows with hundreds of globe-like mauve flowers. The plant attracts enormous bee activity that is awe-inspiring.

Taste / Energetics: mild, slightly savory, slightly sweet, grounding, protective.

When to reach for it: When having difficulty "bouncing back". During times of increased stress and challenges of any kind. When seeking grounding and strength. When feeling uprooted, disoriented, or overwhelmed. As a support for any kind of physical or mental training.

Ingredients: Dried Eleuthero (Eleutherococcus senticosus) root^, Spring Water, Grain Alcohol^, Vegetable Glycerin^.

Servings: 60 per 1 ounce bottle.

Serving Size: 10 drops (.5ml).

Suggested Use: Add 10-20 drops (.5-1ml) to 1 ounce of water 1-3 times/day or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.

Safety Considerations: Consult with your healthcare provider for use during pregnancy.

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