Radiance Elixir
Ingredients~ California poppy, jasmine, calendula, st john's wort, rose petals, vegetable glycerine, spring water. 1 fl oz *Alcohol Free
*All ingredients are organic, sustainably or locally sourced, and ethically wildcrafted.
Directions~ One full dropper up to three times daily or as needed. *Please consult a qualified health practitioner if you are taking prescription medications.
This specialty elixir is infused with the sacred essence of freshly harvested flowers during the peak of midsummer when their vitality is most potent. Infused with solar and lunar energy each of these flowers possess unique properties supporting and invigorating body, mind, and soul. The flowers incorporated into the Radiance Elixir are both medicinally and energetically valued to promote harmony, peace, spiritual awareness, emotional and physical healing, and protection.
~California poppy is native to the western coastal range from California to Washington. It has a rich history both medicinally and spiritually. It was believed to open the light within, enhancing spiritual and emotional growth, and as a balancer to the emotions. California poppy is a gentle nervine helping to calm excitability, restlessness, and sleep disturbances. It has also has been documented in use for those recovering from addiction and withdrawal. It's calming action also affects circulation, regulates heart beat, and decreases blood pressure. It has mild pain relieving properties in both nerve and muscle tissue as well as antispasmodic actions for tense, aching muscles.
~Jasmine is native to many tropical and subtropical areas throughout Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Middle East. Strongly used as an aphrodisiac, the oil was often added to many love potions. Jasmine has always been associated with the symbol of the sacred feminine and the moon as many varieties bloom in the evening. In India jasmine is referred to as the Queen of the Night, and symbolized fertility and love in both Muslim and Hindu traditions. In China is was associated with feminine beauty, and in Roman times was affiliated with the Moon Goddess Diana. Medicinally, jasmine has an affinity for the female reproductive system. In Ayurvedic medicine it is used for menstrual regulation and cramping, vaginal infections, pms, and easing childbirth. Jasmine is calming to the nerves, and employeed for emotional distress. It also possesses antiseptic qualities used in both respiratory and urinary infections.
~Calendula is native to Southern Europe, North Africa, and parts of Western Asia. In folk traditions calendula's healing properties were known for centuries. Often referred to as the comforter of the heart and spirits it represented the symbol of endurance, and sun energy. In the Middle Ages calendula was reputed for it's effectiveness in digestive, liver, and eye complaints, as well as insect and snake bites. Medicinally calendula is a powerful antiseptic with it's antibacterial and antiviral properties, and is known as one of the strongest antifungals. Calendula strengthens the immune system, reduces lymphatic congestion, it's bitter action improves liver and gallbladder function, and it also helps cleanse the body of toxins. Calendula is very effective for various digestive complaints including peptic ulcers, inflammation, irritation in the stomach, gut lining, and bowels. It also has an affinity for the the women's reproductive system, regulates menstruation, reduces cramps, and balances menopausal symptoms. Lastly, calendula is used as an internal and external wound healer as it promotes tissue repair, and helps in reducing inflammation.
~St. john's wort is native to North Africa, Western Asia and Europe although it has been naturalized to many parts of the world. Revered in many spiritual traditions as the embodied form of light and dispeller of darkness. In Greecian times it was one of the principle plants used for protection. Medicinally, st john's wort has a strong affinity to the nervous system. It is one of the few plants that relieves nerve trauma, pain, and damaged nerve tissue. St johns wort relaxes the nervous system and is most commonly known for it's mood elevating properties, promoting mental well-being, and reducing emotional distress. As an immune system tonic it has antibacterial and antiviral properties it can be helpful for the flu and coughs. St johns also has a powerful affinity to the liver and detox pathways making it a useful tonic. Be cautious when taking prescription medications as st johns uses the same metabolic pathways in the liver that most medications are processed.
~Roses are native to Iran, Asia, Europe, and North America. Roses are one of the most revered plants both spiritually and medicinally in many parts of the world, and were first referenced in Mesopotamian cuneiform texts. The rose is the ultimate symbol of love and beauty has been traditionally used in Ayurveda for thousands of years to soothe the mind, heart, and emotions. Emotionally, rose helps us heal from grief, loss, heartache, mental fatique, soothing anger, and opens the heart to receiving love. Rose medicine nurtures the heart; physically and emotionally. Rose has a strong cardiovascular affinity, and helps to lower blood pressure, reduce cholesterol, improve blood circulation, and reduce the risk of heart disease. Additonally, rose petals and leaves clear heat and toxins from the body and help fight infection. Roses also have a restoring effect on the nervous system. They possess aphrodisiac properties, regulate female reproductive health, and in men used for impotence.
*This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This information is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
