Tincture of ginseng, also known as the root of life. Supports the immune system and the body's resistance, maintains mental performance, memory and concentration, stimulates vitality, physical performance and sexual function, invigorates in fatigue and exhaustion, supports blood circulation.

Interesting facts about ginseng

Ginseng, also called Panax ginseng, is often known as the root of life. It is a perennial plant with a half-meter stem and light green flowers. Ginseng is native to the Siberian taiga and the north of China and Korea. When cultivating it, it is important for maximum root potency to harvest the plant in at least its fourth or fifth year. The constituents of the root have been thoroughly studied, yet new biologically active components keep being discovered. The most important include the so-called ginsenosides, which are steroid glycosides and triterpene saponins. Other substances important for its biological effects include panaxic acid, vitamins and minerals.

Ginseng has been used as an important harmonizer or adaptogen for thousands of years. Of its many forms of application, tinctures are today among the most effective. Ginseng supports the immune system and the body's resistance. It helps maintain mental performance and strengthens memory and concentration. It invigorates in fatigue and exhaustion and stimulates vitality, physical performance and sexual function. It supports blood circulation and contributes to the maintenance of normal blood glucose levels.

Dangshen - herbal tincture

Tincture of the Chinese herb Dangshen. A traditional part of Chinese medicine, an analogue of ginseng.

Interesting facts about dangshen

It is also known as codonopsis (Codonopsis pilosula) and is a perennial vine 2-3 m long. It grows wild in China, Japan and Southeast Asia and  is traditionally used as an analogue of ginseng. Mainly its root is used, with bioactive substances such as saponins, mucilages, resins, vitamins, minerals, organic acids, etc.

The history of the plant's use is about 300 years old, and during this time it has become a valued supportive and stimulating remedy. Current research keeps demonstrating new positive effects, especially of the alcohol tincture of dangshen, on the human body.

Birch - bud tincture

Birch bud tincture. Maintaining normal blood cholesterol levels, supporting the function of the liver, kidneys and intestinal tract, aiding digestion and cleansing the body.

Interesting facts about birch

Birch is one of the oldest trees of northern Europe. It is a beautiful, early-budding, slender tree. Its twigs already played an important role in mythology, as they were believed to awaken love. Among the Nordic peoples it is a symbol of renewed vitality, especially when the buds are used; in Russia it was a symbol of health. There it is a traditional elixir of life rich in minerals. Birch supports the activity of the liver, kidneys and intestinal tract and strengthens detoxification processes in the body. It aids digestion and helps maintain normal cholesterol levels.

Tamarisk - bud tincture

Tincture of tamarisk buds. An effective adaptogen; regeneration of mental and physical condition, strengthening of the body's physical and mental resilience, support of liver function, digestion and body cleansing.

Interesting facts about tamarisk

A shrub growing in sandy soils, with young thin twigs and numerous pink flowers. Originally from the Mediterranean, it is widespread along the Atlantic coast and throughout Europe, mostly as an ornamental plant. The buds are of great importance for blood formation and quality; tamarisk has a beneficial effect on the formation of hemoglobin and red blood cells and helps with blood cleansing and clotting. It supports liver function, digestion and body cleansing.

Tamarisk is also an effective adaptogen, contributing to the regeneration of mental and physical condition and the overall resilience of the body. It can be well combined with walnut, fig and hornbeam.