Respiratory Formula

Ingredients~ Hyssop, elderberry, horehound, mullein, elecampange, wild cherry bark, yarrow, licorice, vegetable glycerine, spring water.
1 fl oz *Alcohol Free

*All ingredients are organic, sustainably or locally sourced, and ethically wildcrafted.

Directions~ One dropper up to three times daily or as needed. *Please consult a qualified health practitioner if you are taking prescription medications.

The Respiratory Formula is a comprehensive herbal approach to concerns of both upper and lower respiratory health. The combination of ingredients act as a cough suppressant (wild cherry bark and elecampange), expectorant, soothing to irritated lung and throats, and have antiseptic qualities to eliminate unwanted pathogens.

~Hyssop is native to Southern Europe, and the Middle East. In ancient Greece, Egypt, and Tibet it was one of the most powerful ritualistic purification herbs. Hyssop contains antiseptic properties and kills viruses, bacteria, fungus, and parasites. In addition to cleansing the body and boosting the immune system, hyssop has an affinity for the respiratory tract. It helps  congestion, coughs and sore throats, clears infections, is anti-inflammatory, and may aid in breathing disorders.

~Elderberry is native to Europe and North America depending on the species. In Native American folk practices the berries and flower were important natural remedies and believed to posses tonic affects on the body. Elderberry has a long history of use in respiratory conditions such as coughs and upper respiratory infections. Known to exhibit strong antiviral activity, elderberries are supportive of immune health. Additonally, elderberries are anti-inflammatory, possibly supportive of healthy blood sugar levels, and cardiovascular protective.

~Horehound is native to North Africa, Asia and Europe. It had an important role as a sacred spiritual herb to Egyptians, as well an important medicinal herb to the Romans. In European folk medicine horehound was a very esteemed respiratory tonic used for difficulty breathing, coughs, or as an expectorant. Additionally, horehound was also used for digestive complaints, liver and gallbladder support, and for it's antiseptic properties promoting healing and immune support.

~Mullein is native to Northern Africa, Asia and Europe and traditionally used for respiratory health and external wound healing. Generally consumed as a tea or smoked, mullein exhibits anti-inflammatory actions that soothe irritated lung tissue. It is employed for coughs, sore throats, as an expectorant, and has antimicrobial properties helpful for infections. For digestion, mullein eases bloating, stomach discomfort, and constipation. Applied topically mullein is made into a poultice and helps to heal burns, wounds, and other skin conditions.

~Elecampange is native to Asia and Europe, and is a celebrated respiratory tonic. In the Ayurvedic Indian tradition and Chinese Medicine systems elecampange was used for chronic lung conditions including asthma and bronchitis. The root is soothing to irritation in the lungs, acts as an expectorant, a cough suppressant, and has antibacterial action for infections of the respiratory track. Elecampane is also a digestive herb and kills intestinal parasites.

~Wild Cherry Bark is native to eastern North America, and has a long history of use with Native American people as a general tonic for various health concerns including for respiratory, digestion, heart health, pain, and external wound healing. For respiratory complaints such as dry or wet coughs wild cherry bark is one of the few herbs that can help spasmodic coughs by acting as a suppressant.

~Yarrow is native to Europe, Asia, and North America. Named by the Greeks it was often employed for wounds and to stop bleeding both internally and externally. Due to yarrow’s anti-inflammatory properties it can be helpful in respiratory health such as coughs, colds, flu, or sore throats. Yarrow boosts overall immunity and is antiviral, antifungal, and antibacterial. Additonally it is a pain reliever, increases cellular function, promotes blood flow, aids sleep, and is supportive for both pms and menopausal symptoms.

~Licorice is native to southern Asia, North Africa, and the Middle East and was one of the most prized herbal remedies in Chinese, Egyptian, Arabic, Greek, Indian, and Tibetan Medicine. Licorice helps regulate the immune system by increasing T Cells, and has strong antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal properties. Licorice supports overall respiratory conditions in that it is anti-inflammatory, helps soothe coughs, and helps to fight pathogens. Additonally, licorice is a restoring tonic aiding in increased energy, improved vitality, and is often used in preparations for chronic infections.

*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.