Floraling

Medicinal actions: Antiparasititc, Antineoplastic, Bitter, reduces fever, Anti-malarial, Highly aromatic

Medicinal uses: Malaria & Parasitic infections (leishmaniasis, Chagas’ disease, African sleeping sickness), Cancer, Fever, Headaches & Dizziness.

Artemisia is used to: Treat malaria, Reduce fever, Reduce swelling

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• Cayenne: One of the purest of all known stimulants and the most useful of the stimulating diaphoretics. Its potent qualities make it of wide applicability in most fevers (will increase body temperature), infections and general body cleansing.
• As a cardiac tonic will regulate blood flow, strengthen the heart, arteries, capillaries and will aid in poor peripheral circulation causing cold hands and feet.
• As a carminative is used in flatulence, dyspepsia and colic, and as a circulatory stimulant will increase blood supply to the digestive organs, hence enhancing their activities (secretions and regular contractions).
• Topically it is used as a rubefacient to increase circulation and aid in problems such as rheumatic pains. Its counter-irritant effect causes vasodilation (and heat) in whichever tissue with which it comes into contact.

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Stimulates the immune system and improves resistance to infections. Can be used locally or systemically to protect against infection and helps repair tissue damage.

Echinacea is a member of the daisy family (Asteraceae), is native to the United States, and is one of the most popular herbs in the US market. It is used internally to treat upper respiratory tract infections, as an immune system stimulant, and topically to promote wound healing.

Contraindications: Theoretically with autoimmune disease. Allergic reaction to Asteraceae family 

Actions: General tonic, immuno-modulator & immuno-stimulator, lymphatic, antimicobial (antibacterial & antiviral), anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic, diaphoretic, anti-catarrhal, detoxifer, alterative, peripheral vasodilator, bitter, vulnerary

One of the best tonic remedies for the whole of the heart and circulatory system. Acts in a normalizing way upon the heart by either stimulating or depressing its activity based upon the need. As a long-term treatment may be used safely in heart failure (cardiac insufficiency) and weakness. May similarly be used in cases of palpitations, arrhythmia and valvular insufficiency. As a tonic for the circulatory system has an important use in the treatment of hypertension, atherosclerosis, and angina. Will play a role in any treatment of vessel problems including varicose veins or even ulcers. Can be used for arthritis, fractures, and osteoporosis. Read more on Hawthorn 
 

This is a Vegan Propolis based tincture, so the propolis comes straight from the Popular tree instead of the Bee hives.
The popular buds produce a high quality and a small amount of resin that protect them from viruses, bacteria and fungi, thats also the way bees use it to protect their hives.
On Propolis: 
Current applications of propolis include formulations for cold syndrome (upper respiratory tract infections, common cold, and flu-like infections), as well as dermatological preparations useful in wound healing, treatment of burns, acne, herpes simplex and genitalis, and neurodermatitis.
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On Reishi:
Provides immunological support and improves the functioning and regulation of the whole immune system. Is especially helpful in chronic immune weakness and poor resistance to airborne & respiratory infections.
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There are many studies showing the benefits, energetics, traditional and modern use of this warming and anti-septic quality of the Poplar buds (cottonwood trees) 
Poplar buds are known in the Western Herbal tradition to clear inflammation and increase circulation to the respiratory system when their fumes or smoke are inhaled. The buds have traditionally been used internally to treat coughs, sore throat, bronchitis, and tonsillitis, as they soothe, disinfect, and astringe the mucous membranes. In fact, poplar buds are considered specifically for laryngitis that is accompanied by loss of voice. Topically, and through the use of its smoke, it has a warming and moistening effect, relieving cold, stiff, and aching joints in the Fall and Winter months. It is commonly used in folk medicine in salves or ointments for this purpose. Topically it is also used to relieve symptoms of pain and arthritic conditions.
Propolis was shown to have antidepressant-like properties, antimicrobial activity, cytotoxic activity, and protective effect against liver damage with cholestasis. Polyphenols that are contained in propolis possess immunomodulatory, chemopreventive, and antitumor effects.

Aroma: sweet, balsamic, woody, vanilla and cinnamon-like

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