Woman's Formula

Ingredients~ Angelica, motherwort, damiana, hops, blue vervain, red clover, raspberry leaf, yarrow, 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.

The Women's Formula is supportive to the different stages of a woman's development. The various herbal ingredients are synergistically blended to positively affect sexual and reproductive health, balance hormones, regulate the menstrual cycle, and ease menopausal symptoms such as mood swings and hot flashes.

~Angelica archangelica is native to  Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Russia, and Greenland. In the indigenous traditions of the Sami it was used to help facilitate shamanic journeying and protection, while the Lapplanders believed angelica prolonged life and eliminated contagens. Medicinally angelica is one of the most powerful herbs for women's health as it helps bring circulation to the uterus, relieves menstrual cramping, pms, and regulates the female cycle.

In Traditional Chinese Medicine angelica is believed to be supportive of the kidneys, and a superior remedy for convalescence. Angelica's herbal energetics are warming and diffusive therefore it is known to move the fluids of the body including the blood, lymph, plasma, bile, and phlegm thereby facilitating detoxification, and improved circulation. It is tonic to the nervous system and supports nervous exhaustion and tension. Additonally, angelica is used for respiratory and immune infections due to it's anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties.

~Motherwort is native to Central Asia and southeastern Europe. The ancient Greeks called motherwort, "lion's heart", and used it for emotional and physical problems of the heart. In China, it was used for longevity, and Native American traditions used it for women's health issues, digestion, and relaxation. For women's reproductive health motherwort is tonifing to the uterus and balancing to women's hormonal changes including pms, menopause, and regulates menstruation.

As a powerful heart and cardiovascular tonic, motherwort can be helpful where stress is directly affecting the heart. It has a calming action on the smooth muscles of the heart, and is a mild vasodilator helping to slow the heart beat or palpitations. Additonally, motherwort acts on the digestive tract and liver, helps support the nervous system, is anti-inflammatory, and antispasmodic.

~Damiana is native to Mexico, South and Central America, Caribbean, and the United States (Texas). It's historical folk use dates back to the both Mayan and Aztec cultures and into present day Mexico as an aphrodisiac and was called flor de amor” or “flower of love". It was used in religious ceremonies to induce euphoria or heightened levels of consciousness, and promote deeply relaxed states. As a mood lifter it has an affinity for balancing the nervous system, and aids in increasing stamina.

Damiana is known as a woman's herb in that it positively affects female sexual health, balances hormones, brings blood flow to the uterus, and provides support in menopausal symptoms such as mood swings and hot flashes. Additonally, damiana also supports respiratory health, improves digestion, offers mild pain relief, and is antifungal and antibacterial.

~Hops are native to Europe and western Asia, and used in folk traditions for relaxation, indigestion, and inflammation. Hops are a sedative nervine and act as a relaxant, sleep aid, and to relieve muscle and nerve pain. For women's health, hops are pyto-estrogenic and help support hormonal imbalances such as menopausal and pms symptoms. Hops bitter actions are also useful for the gastrointestinal tract helping with  digestion of fats, nervous distress affecting digestion, and are also known to possess antiparasitic, anti-fungal and antibacterial properties.

~Blue vervain is native to the United States and Southern Canada. In folk practices it was used to treat nervous conditions, and is classified as both an adaptogen and as a nervine relaxant. It is calming and nourishing to the nervous system. Blue vervain also has an affinity for women's health as it can be helpful in regulating the menstrual cycle, pms relief, and menopausal symptoms. Additionally, blue vervain is used for muscle tension or spasms, general pain and inflammation in the body. It is also liver supportive and is believed to help the liver's detoxification pathways.

~Red clover is native to Europe, Western Asia, northwest Africa, and in folk  traditions was seen as a symbol for prosperity, and a dispeller of negativity. Red clover is very important for women's health as it contains pytoestrogens which help to regulate hormonal imbalances, menopausal symptoms, and positively affects bone growth. Renowned as a powerful blood cleanser it is used for reducing chronic inflammation, glandular swelling, and chronic infections. Red clover eliminates metabolic wastes from the system and stagnant lymphatic conditions. Additonally red clover helps to increase insulin sensitivity, lower cholesterol, increases immunity, and addresses respiratory issues.

~Raspberry Leaf (red) is native to the United States and parts of Asia, and has a long history of use for women's health. The leaf shows substantial affinity for tonifing the uterus, prevent complications during pregnancy, eases childbirth and morning sickness, aids in hormonal balance, acts as an emmenogogue, and relieves menstrual cramps and heavy periods. The leaf is astringent and helps to tone and tighten tissues therefore can also positively affect digestion, wound healing, and dislays anti-inflammatory as well as antioxidant activity.

~Yarrow is native to Europe, Asia, and North America. It was often used in traditional folk practices for women's health to help regulate menstruation, and to strengthen the uterus. It was widely used by Greek culture for it's effectiveness in stopping bleeding and for healing wounds. Yarrow is antiviral, antifungal, antibacterial, boosts immunity, and reduces inflammation. Additonally it is a pain reliever, increases cellular function, promotes blood flow, aids sleep.

*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.