Rose Glycerite (Alcohol Free)

The Rose is a widely underestimated herb. It's well known for its high antioxidant content, but it also can be used for many other things. We utilized our home grown Rosa Peace variety which is fragrant and has big beautiful blooms of pink and orange roses. We use the flowers and the leaves fresh in this glycerite to capture all the wonderful properties of this beautiful plant.

Things we personally use rose for:

Immune Support, Mood support, Digestive and liver support, Hormonal support(menstrual cramps), and antioxidant boosts. Rose can act as a nervine in the body encouraging calmness to the mind and anxious feelings. It also can help support good sleep habit's, it works gently with the body to support it during stressful times. Its also been reached for to help with migraines and promoting circulation.

This is available as a glycerite, so it has no alcohol content. the Rose flowers and leaves are extracted in a vegetable glycerin and water menstruum and left to sit for 6 weeks. Glycerites are not as strong as alcohol tinctures, but they still have some benefits. This glycerite can be take orally without any dilution as it will be sweet. It is safe for older children also. As always consult your physician before introducing any herbal medicine.

Energetics: Cooling, bitter.

Actions: Nervine, antispasmodic, Astringent, Carmanitive

Directions: Take 1-3 droppers full daily directly in mouth under tongue, or in water or juice. To get the full digestive benefits of taking this glycerite take it straight under the tongue. This glycerite can be taken for longer periods than other herbs, as always consult your doctor and listen to your body.

Ingredients: Vegetable Glycerin, Filtered Water, Rosa 'Peace' flowers and leaves.

 Size 1 oz & 2 oz in glass dropper bottles

Contraindications: Rose is safe for most people without any known contraindications, if you are taking any iron supplements consult your doctor as rose tannins can inhibit the absorption of iron in the intestinal tract. If you have low iron use with caution.

 If you aren’t sure about taking tinctures read our blog “talking tinctures”, we cover many questions regarding taking them for the first time. Click here: Taking Tinctures for Beginners

Disclaimer*These statements are not evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration. We do not claim or guarantee that our products can cure, treat, or heal any disease or wont cause a reaction.