Dong Quai Tincture
$8.50
- Condition:
- New
Ingredients
Dong quai (Angelica sinensis)
Organic cane alcohol 40%
Distilled water
Fulvic/humic acid <1%
*A splash of raw apple cider vinegar is added during the extraction process to pull out more minerals which increases bioavailability
Herb/menstrum ratio 1:7
Suggested use: 2-4ml 3X daily
Dong quai (Angelica sinensis)
Organic cane alcohol 40%
Distilled water
Fulvic/humic acid <1%
*A splash of raw apple cider vinegar is added during the extraction process to pull out more minerals which increases bioavailability
Herb/menstrum ratio 1:7
Suggested use: 2-4ml 3X daily
Benefits
Dong quai has been used extensively in Asia for improving the general health of women. It is a blood tonic and helps to rebuild the blood from the monthly blood loss women experience in menstration during their childbearing years. It also eases pain and congestion associated with periods. It stimulates blood flow to the pelvic floor, which helps relieve a variety of reproductive issues.
Warnings
Not recommended during pregnancy or with excessive menstrual flow
Warnings
Not recommended during pregnancy or with excessive menstrual flow
Our Products Are Always
✓ Organic or Wildcrafted
✓ Non-GMO
✓ Gluten free & Vegan
✓ Herbalist Formulated
✓ Handcrafted
✓ Sustainably harvested
✓ Free from additives and fillers
A Note On Dosage
There is no one size fits all dose. Dosage varies from individual to individual. The suggested use is just a jumping off point. Each person may need more or less depending on age, weight, sensitivity, etc. In general, for acute conditions you will dose more frequently in larger doses for a short period of time and for chronic conditions you will dose less frequently in smaller doses for an extended period of time. This is something each person has to figure out for themselves but I am happy to answer any questions you may have too!
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*Disclaimer*
This information is for educational purposes only. These statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.
