Herbal Tincture Kit Now Available

March 31, 2011 - PRLog -- With our Herbal Tincture Kit, you can make your own herbal tincture. Never buy tinctures again.
The kit comes with...
   * 2 ounces of organic herb
   * 2, 1 ounce amber glass bottles.
   * Complete directions on how to make your own tincture.

You will need to add vodka, brandy or gin and have a 1 quart jar. (Jar excluded to save you shipping costs.)

Item to note about Tincture Kits:

   * Tinctures have a shelf life of about 5 years
   * Recipe will make approximately 2 ounces of tincture
   * Follow recipe directions carefully
   * Follow dosage directions and observe cautions

Herbs Available And What People Have Used Them For:

   * Lemon balm - a nervine or sedative herb. Lemon balm tincture can be taken for stress and anxiety.
     Should not be mixed with sedative drugs or other sedating herbs.
     Not to be used by people on thyroid medication. (Yes, Dr Oz refers to this as lemon balm oil but you really want a tincture.)
   * Catnip - A traditional cold and flu remedy.
   * Chamomile - Used as an anodyne, anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, nervine, stomachic, tonic, vasodilatory
   * Dandelion Leaf - A diuretic, and liver cleanser
   * Echinacea - Boosts the immune system and helps clear up chronic infections.
     Not for people with autoimmune issues. Not to be taken for more than 4 weeks at a time.
   * Peppermint - Useful for nausea, colic, travel sickness, indigestion, flatulence and to settle the stomach.
     Should not be given to children under 5.
   * Tinctures should not be taken if you are pregnant.
   * It is important that you have done your homework on using herbs in tincture form and are making the proper selection. We do offer herbal consultations if you require assistance.  Cloverleaf Farm is not responsible for improper usage of any herbal tinctures.
   Purchase your kit today http://www.cloverleaffarmherbsandgifts.com/merchant.mvc?S...

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Kathy Lambert, Clinical Herbalist and Herbal Educator.
Kathy has written many articles for newspapers, magazines and online health sites. She is working on her first book on herbal healing.
She continues her training to keep up to date on herbal info.