How do I take your tinctures?

The most common question received, how to take one of our tinctures. They’re easy and harmless!

You can place it under the tongue, in a glass of juice, smoothie. For kids applesauce is ok too.

How do I take the Gut Cleanser Formula?

This formula was created to cleanse and soothe the GI tract as a whole. It is a versatile mixture that has multiple ways of helping you. For cleansing up to 3x a week, Take 1 teaspoon of mix to 1.5-2 cups of water. Bring to a boil then simmer for 30 minutes, Drink cool. Strain the solids.

Are your products safe for kids?

Yes! Dosage depends on the weight of the body.

Adult (100Ibs+): 60 drops (2 droppers), twice per day.

Children:

15-20Ibs: 10-15 drops

20-40Ibs: 15-25 drops

40-60Ibs: 30 drops (1 dropper a day)

60-100+Ibs: 30 drops (1 dropper), twice a day.

Can your products be used together?

Not at the same time but on the same day! Our bodies are interconnected, for example the liver and kidneys. Use both formulas on the same day and you will give yourself a deeper healing!

Do we ship internationally?

Yes, we ship all over the world and have already touched down in 15 countries So far!

Are your products pregnancy or breastfeeding safe?

All products are breastfeeding safe minus The Gut Cleanser & Bugs Be Gone. These eliminate a little too aggressively during these gentle stages.

No products are recommended during pregnancy.

Why does it contain alcohol? What kind? Is it safe for all ages?

Tinctures are an ancient practice that was created using a potent alcohol extraction.

Alcohol is a powerful yet safe solvent

Because of its ability to extract compounds and active ingredients that aren’t water-soluble, alcohol is a wonderful solvent for herbs. Essential oils, alkaloids and resins are just a few examples of herbs that other edible solvents just aren’t powerful enough to extract.

Alcohol is quickly absorbed by the body

Because alcohol enters the bloodstream rapidly, alcohol-based tinctures are very fast-acting. The cheeks and tongue contain many capillaries which absorb alcohol quickly. Therefore, when drops of a tincture are placed under the tongue, both the alcohol and the active ingredients it has extracted, immediately enter the bloodstream. In this way, they deliver the tincture’s healing properties where they are needed. This is unlike most other foods and liquids which are digested in the gut.

The preserving power of alcohol

As well as being a wonderful solvent, alcohol is a wonderful preservative. Using it in tinctures helps to give them a long shelf life. Most alcohol-based tinctures last at least 5-10 years.

Alcohol increases the potency of tinctures

Unlike teas, which use only water as a solvent, alcohol-based tinctures only require a small dose for any effect to be felt. This is because they are highly concentrated and potent. It is precisely because of this concentration that so little is needed, which means there will be next to no change in the blood alcohol content. In fact, even an overripe banana or fermented vegetables contain a similar amount of alcohol as a dose of an alcohol-based tincture.

What kind of alcohol is used in the tincture-making process?

Ours contains food grade grain alcohol. So think a vodka. Or a Sugar Cane alcohol.

Since each dosage of tincture is quite small (usually no more than 30 to 60 drops), the amount of alcohol consumed each dose is miniscule, and very quickly metabolized by the body.