RELIEVE HER- Menstrual Cramp Support 2oz
It’s that time of the month and you are dreading your period because you know what comes with it; menstrual cramps.
I know. I have been there.
When I was a teenager, my cramps would be so bad that I would black out and get sick from the pain. Sometimes I would have to stay home from school for 2 or 3 days until the pain went away. Nothing worked for me except a heating pad and sleep. I wish I knew then what I know now about the power of herbs, a healthy diet and lifestyle helping prevent those cramps from ever getting to be that intense.
I have formulated a tincture with some of the best herbs for menstrual cramps and I pray that this tincture finds those in need of it. No one deserves to go through the pain I went through, and if I can help anyone avoid that pain in the healthiest way possible, then I will be so happy.
Ingredients: Cramp Bark, Wild Yam Root, Linden, Ginger, Gin
Cramp Bark (Viburnum opulis) : Cramp bark has been around for centuries. The Native Americans used Cramp Bark for cramps and pains throughout the body. This herb is specific for relieving the pain of uterine contractions after birth or during the menstrual flow. It’s high tannin content makes it beneficial in cases of excessive menstrual bleeding- recommended as a tonic for those who have excessive bleeding during their cycle.
*Cramp bark should not be taken with blood thinning agents because of the coumarin constituents in the plant*
Wild Yam Root (Dioscorea villosa) : Greatly valued by Chinese herbalists, wild yam was first mentioned in the Pen Tsao Ching in 25 B.C.
The sedative properties have a relaxing effect on the uterus and so are good to relieve menstrual cramps. It is one of the most widely used herbs for problems caused by hormone imbalance and is used effectively for menstrual distress, miscarriage, infertility, menopause, and endometriosis.Linden (Tilia sp.) : Linden’s calming nervine, antispasmodic, and helpful circulatory properties are used to help to ease help ease menstrual cramps. It can also help with any stress or anxiety that may arise from the discomfort of your cycle.
Ginger (Zingiberis officinalis) : Ginger has been used as a medicinal herb in the West for at least 2,000 years. It can help relieve pain and inflammation and nausea. Ginger stimulates the circulatory system which jump starts all of the other herbs into action more quickly. It’s one of my favorite stimulants to use in an herbal remedy for this exact reason.
All organic ingredients to a formula are made with love and intention.
A solar infusion: Made by infusing the herbs in organic gin outside in the elements of the Earth for up to 30 days.
Air (wind), Water (rain) , Fire (sun) and, Earth (grounding)
Dosage: Take 1-3 droppers full every 30 minutes to an hour until pain subsides.
How To Use: You can take this straight or mix it in water, tea or juice.
For best results, visualize what you want these herbs to do for you as you take them.
Disclaimer:
Consult your medical practitioner if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This statement and product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Some people may experience reactions to certain herbs, so please consult your medical practitioner for advice.
Mystik Green Apothecary does not take any responsibility for any allergic or adverse reactions that may occur from consuming the products.
Happy Healing. Stay Green <3
It’s that time of the month and you are dreading your period because you know what comes with it; menstrual cramps.
I know. I have been there.
When I was a teenager, my cramps would be so bad that I would black out and get sick from the pain. Sometimes I would have to stay home from school for 2 or 3 days until the pain went away. Nothing worked for me except a heating pad and sleep. I wish I knew then what I know now about the power of herbs, a healthy diet and lifestyle helping prevent those cramps from ever getting to be that intense.
I have formulated a tincture with some of the best herbs for menstrual cramps and I pray that this tincture finds those in need of it. No one deserves to go through the pain I went through, and if I can help anyone avoid that pain in the healthiest way possible, then I will be so happy.
Ingredients: Cramp Bark, Wild Yam Root, Linden, Ginger, Gin
Cramp Bark (Viburnum opulis) : Cramp bark has been around for centuries. The Native Americans used Cramp Bark for cramps and pains throughout the body. This herb is specific for relieving the pain of uterine contractions after birth or during the menstrual flow. It’s high tannin content makes it beneficial in cases of excessive menstrual bleeding- recommended as a tonic for those who have excessive bleeding during their cycle.
*Cramp bark should not be taken with blood thinning agents because of the coumarin constituents in the plant*
Wild Yam Root (Dioscorea villosa) : Greatly valued by Chinese herbalists, wild yam was first mentioned in the Pen Tsao Ching in 25 B.C.
The sedative properties have a relaxing effect on the uterus and so are good to relieve menstrual cramps. It is one of the most widely used herbs for problems caused by hormone imbalance and is used effectively for menstrual distress, miscarriage, infertility, menopause, and endometriosis.Linden (Tilia sp.) : Linden’s calming nervine, antispasmodic, and helpful circulatory properties are used to help to ease help ease menstrual cramps. It can also help with any stress or anxiety that may arise from the discomfort of your cycle.
Ginger (Zingiberis officinalis) : Ginger has been used as a medicinal herb in the West for at least 2,000 years. It can help relieve pain and inflammation and nausea. Ginger stimulates the circulatory system which jump starts all of the other herbs into action more quickly. It’s one of my favorite stimulants to use in an herbal remedy for this exact reason.
All organic ingredients to a formula are made with love and intention.
A solar infusion: Made by infusing the herbs in organic gin outside in the elements of the Earth for up to 30 days.
Air (wind), Water (rain) , Fire (sun) and, Earth (grounding)
Dosage: Take 1-3 droppers full every 30 minutes to an hour until pain subsides.
How To Use: You can take this straight or mix it in water, tea or juice.
For best results, visualize what you want these herbs to do for you as you take them.
Disclaimer:
Consult your medical practitioner if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This statement and product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Some people may experience reactions to certain herbs, so please consult your medical practitioner for advice.
Mystik Green Apothecary does not take any responsibility for any allergic or adverse reactions that may occur from consuming the products.
Happy Healing. Stay Green <3
It’s that time of the month and you are dreading your period because you know what comes with it; menstrual cramps.
I know. I have been there.
When I was a teenager, my cramps would be so bad that I would black out and get sick from the pain. Sometimes I would have to stay home from school for 2 or 3 days until the pain went away. Nothing worked for me except a heating pad and sleep. I wish I knew then what I know now about the power of herbs, a healthy diet and lifestyle helping prevent those cramps from ever getting to be that intense.
I have formulated a tincture with some of the best herbs for menstrual cramps and I pray that this tincture finds those in need of it. No one deserves to go through the pain I went through, and if I can help anyone avoid that pain in the healthiest way possible, then I will be so happy.
Ingredients: Cramp Bark, Wild Yam Root, Linden, Ginger, Gin
Cramp Bark (Viburnum opulis) : Cramp bark has been around for centuries. The Native Americans used Cramp Bark for cramps and pains throughout the body. This herb is specific for relieving the pain of uterine contractions after birth or during the menstrual flow. It’s high tannin content makes it beneficial in cases of excessive menstrual bleeding- recommended as a tonic for those who have excessive bleeding during their cycle.
*Cramp bark should not be taken with blood thinning agents because of the coumarin constituents in the plant*
Wild Yam Root (Dioscorea villosa) : Greatly valued by Chinese herbalists, wild yam was first mentioned in the Pen Tsao Ching in 25 B.C.
The sedative properties have a relaxing effect on the uterus and so are good to relieve menstrual cramps. It is one of the most widely used herbs for problems caused by hormone imbalance and is used effectively for menstrual distress, miscarriage, infertility, menopause, and endometriosis.Linden (Tilia sp.) : Linden’s calming nervine, antispasmodic, and helpful circulatory properties are used to help to ease help ease menstrual cramps. It can also help with any stress or anxiety that may arise from the discomfort of your cycle.
Ginger (Zingiberis officinalis) : Ginger has been used as a medicinal herb in the West for at least 2,000 years. It can help relieve pain and inflammation and nausea. Ginger stimulates the circulatory system which jump starts all of the other herbs into action more quickly. It’s one of my favorite stimulants to use in an herbal remedy for this exact reason.
All organic ingredients to a formula are made with love and intention.
A solar infusion: Made by infusing the herbs in organic gin outside in the elements of the Earth for up to 30 days.
Air (wind), Water (rain) , Fire (sun) and, Earth (grounding)
Dosage: Take 1-3 droppers full every 30 minutes to an hour until pain subsides.
How To Use: You can take this straight or mix it in water, tea or juice.
For best results, visualize what you want these herbs to do for you as you take them.
Disclaimer:
Consult your medical practitioner if you are pregnant, nursing, or on any medications. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This statement and product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Some people may experience reactions to certain herbs, so please consult your medical practitioner for advice.
Mystik Green Apothecary does not take any responsibility for any allergic or adverse reactions that may occur from consuming the products.
Happy Healing. Stay Green <3
