Yarrow Tincture

Yarrow is one of those timeless herbs every home should have on hand—and we make ours using only the finest organically grown plants to ensure purity, potency, and healing power you can trust.

This incredible herb is my personal go-to for colds and flu, but its benefits go far beyond that. Taken internally, yarrow may help lower blood pressure, support healthy circulation, and even assist in preventing infections. It’s also known to ease mild indigestion, reduce bloating, and calm stomach cramps.

For women, yarrow may offer soothing relief from menstrual cramps. And when it comes to first aid, this herb is a must—yarrow has a long history of use in wound care, thanks to its natural ability to stop bleeding and support healing.

From immunity to digestion to everyday emergencies, this is one herbal tincture you’ll always want within reach.

Health Benefits:

Digestive Support: 
Yarrow may help with mild indigestion, bloating, and stomach cramps by stimulating bile flow and aiding digestion due to its bitter compounds.
Menstrual relief: 
Yarrow may help alleviate menstrual cramps by relaxing uterine muscles.
Wound healing: 
Traditionally, yarrow has been applied topically to wounds to promote healing due to its potential astringent properties.
Anti-inflammatory effects: 
Yarrow may help reduce inflammation when applied topically to the skin.
Mild sedative properties: 
Some evidence suggest yarrow can have a calming effect, potentially aiding with anxiety or mild insomnia.
Diuretic action:
Yarrow may promote urine production, potentially helping with urinary tract issues.

Yarrow tincture can help cleanse wounds, stop bleeding, soothe rashes, ease intestinal distress, lower fevers and more.

Directions for use:
To use your yarrow tincture, squeeze a dropperful into a small amount of warm water and apply to skin to cleanse wounds and slow bleeding. This can also be applied to rashes.
Add 10-20 drops to a cup of hot water to help soothe digestion and fevers.
During fever: 2-3 dropperfuls every hour until fever breaks.

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