Burdock Root Tincture
burdock root
(Arctium lappa)
Considered a nutritive plant. Abundant in micro and macro nutrients. Ancient cultures would eat burdock for its health benefits, dry it to make teas, and poultices.
Burdock has an affinity to the digestive system, gently "regreshing" the body's natural elimination process.
Abundant in antioxidant compounds Burdock may offer support against damaging free radicals.
Burdock root is used to support topical ailments such as wounds and burns.
vodka
the solvent
We use six times distilled, organic, cerifited gluten free Vodka as the solvet to extract the medicinal constituents from burdock root.
Vodka is often used in tincture making because it is tasteless, and contains no additional ingredients.
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