Description
The yam, as you can maybe guess, belongs to the yam family. This family includes up to 800 plant species native to the tropics.
The plant originates from West Africa and Latin America and is now cultivated in tropical areas worldwide.
The yam is basically a climbing plant that can reach a height up to six meters. Its leaves are heart-shaped and the flowers, whether male or female, always bloom in white colour. The climbing plant is known for its very thick root, which serves as a storage organ.
Do you like to eat potatoes? Then the yam would also be suitable to bring a little variety to the menu - in terms of taste it is similar to the potato and sweet potato, and they are also almost equal in terms of starch content.
Purple clover, often called "meadow clover", is a wild herb belonging to the legume family.
The distribution of purple clover stretches from Europe to Asian countries. The plant is also native to our country. Especially in sparse forests, on meadows and pathsides, the red clover is often found. In many countries, including China and the countries of Eastern Europe, the red clover is cultivated due to increasing demand.
The plant is a typical herbaceous plant with a maximum growth height of 70 cm. Meadow clover has a very deep root that can reach down two meters into the ground. A remarkable characteristic of its leaves is the white spot in the middle of the leaf. They are always arranged in groups of three and four leaves at once is very rarely seen. The flowers of the clover are round-shaped and purple in color.
Have you ever seen a four-leaf clover? It is supposed to bring good luck.
The lady's mantle belongs to the rose family. To many, the plant is also known as "Bear's foot".
The original habitat of lady's mantle is Eastern Europe and Asia. Over the years, however, the plant has spread widely and can now be found in large parts of Western Europe, including France and Great Britain, as well as in Greece and Germany. It can usually be found on meadows or on hillsides.
Lady's mantle is a herbaceous plant that grows perennially and gets about 50cm high. Characteristic for the plant are the crystal clear drops coming out of the leaves - they are called "guttation drops". The flowers are close next t each other and yellowish to green coloured.
Have you heard that the lady's mantle is also called " the women's best friend"?
The common yarrow belongs to the composite family. Therefore, it is for example related to the dandelion or arnica.
There is no information about the exact origin of the plant, but it can be found worldwide - mainly in large parts of Europe, northern Asia and the USA. In these countries it can be found growing naturally almost everywhere, as it is a quite adaptive plant.
Yarrow is a perennial plant that grows up to 60 to 140 cm. Its rootstock is very big and can reach a length of one meter. The stem is very sturdy and its leaves look like feathers. Depending on the type of yarrow, the flowers bloom in different colors - but the common yarrow has white flowers.
Did you know that yarrow can also be used in cooking? The bitter taste is popular for flavoring herb salads and herbal spreads.
The passion flower belongs to the passion flower family, which includes more than 530 types, as well as cultivated varieties.
Almost all species of passionflower are native to North, Central, and South America. However, there are also species native to Australia, Asia and Madagascar - but the plant is not found growing naturally in Europe. They prefer to grow in bright, sunny places with moist soil.
Passion flowers are perennial, herbaceous or woody, and grow mostly as climbing plants, rarely as shrubs or trees. The height of growth can differ from 50 cm to 4 meters. Their stem leaves are alternate and stemmed, but vary depending on the type. The flowers of the passion flower are very eye-catching and are composed of several petals. If the flowers are pollinated, the edible passion fruits are developed, which botanically belong to the berries.
Why the passion flower got its name? In Christianity, its flowers are a sign of the Passion of Christ because of their appearance.
Ingredients
Organic ethanol, alpine spring water, yam root, organic purple clover flowers, organic lady’s mantle, organic yarrow herb and organic passion flower herb.
To produce the mother tincture, 5 g of yam, 4.5 g of organic purple clover flowers, 3 g organic lady’s mantle her and organic yarrow each, as well as 1.5 g organic passion flower herb are used to 100 ml of 84% organic ethanol. After adding the plant minerals with alpine spring water, the alcohol content of the mother tincture is reduced to 65%.
How to use
Take 25 drops 3 times a day (the intake with water is recommended)
The recommended intake corresponds to a daily dose of 170 mg yam, 154 mg organic purple clover flowers, 102 mg organic lady’s mantle and organic yarrow each, as well as 51 mg organic passion flower herb.
Natural product: The formation of a natural sediment may occur. In this case, shake the tincture briefly before the intake.
Storage: At room temperature and avoid direct sunlight (also applies to bottles that have already been opened).
Do not use during pregnancy or lactation period.
Product details
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Produced according to traditional alchemical principles (Paracelsus): production of our tinctures
✓ Charge: 100 ml
✓ No artificial colorants or preservatives
✓ Vegan
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