Chamomile Tincture

SKU: MK-0039

$10.00

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Learn about the ingredient(s):
Chamomile Flowers

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Ingredients
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About Chamomile
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Description

This sleepy time tincture is great to help calm you before bed. Chamomile is also great for babies who are teething and kids who may have a toothache. Also a great digestive aide for kids/adults.*

Ingredients

Homegrown Chamomile Flowers
Grain Alcohol (50%)

Usage

Take full dropper orally in tea/water.

For babies/kids, rub on gums to help soothe if teething/toothache*

About Chamomile

Chamomile is a very old extract used in Ancient times by the Egyptians and the Romans as creams, incenses, tea, salves, and other beverages. When used in Egypt, it was prescribed as a remedy for cold. In modern days, it has been used as a staple for inducing sleep, probably preventing cold and other similar health complications.

While this extract has been used in many countries, it has been used for a long time in places like Germany and Rome as a historical remedy for many health complications. The Roman Chamomile is native to North Africa, Europe, Asia and was named by a botanist in the 19th century who found some of it growing by the Roman Colesium.

Even with the difference, it has with other species, the Chamomile from Rome and Germany look almost the same in outlook as well as effects on use. The only difference is that the German Chamomile is annual (needs to be planted every year) while the Roman Chamomile is perennial (which means it lasts for a long time). Another difference is the taste: the German Chamomile tincture is sweet when used in tea, while the Roman version of the version is much more bitter. Because of the German Chamomile plant's annual nature, the Roman extract is much more popular and widely used globally. Over 1 million cups of chamomile tea and many factors supporting the roman side are the popular tinctures used for tea, giving some of the best herbal health benefits chamomile can offer.

Chamomile Tincture Frequently Asked Questions

What is Chamomile Tincture

Chamomile tincture is an extract of the chamomile herb. Chamomile is a natural herb with calming effects that relaxes the nerves and relieves pain. It has been known to help with many complications like stomach gas, unsettled stomachs, and sleep complications. Other complications that tincture helps with are:

Menstrual cramps
Headaches
Frayed nerves

Is Chamomile Tincture Safe for Children?

While we have established that chamomile tincture is suitable for adults, we want to consider children and whether it is good for them. The good news is that chamomile tea is good for children as it helps reduce their stomach upsets. The only thing that is to be properly considered is the proper dosage.

Chamomile tincture is used with teething babies and can be rubbed directly into their gums. Children can also enjoy a few drops of tincture in their water/juice.

Is Chamomile Tincture a Good Sleep Aid?

The answer to this question is yes. Chamomile Tincture helps with the relief of the nerves in the body, and with calm nerves comes sleep induction. It also helps with many sleep-related problems like anxiety, insomnia, nightmares, and hysteria. While it helps with sleep complications, it does not have any side effects like headaches when you wake up. So, as a sleep aid, chamomile tincture is a good option.

Is Chamomile Tincture Good for Digestion?

For proper health, one thing we cannot take for granted is digestive health. There are many suggestions that chamomile tincture helps reduce the risk of many intestinal conditions that prevent proper digestive functions. Chamomile tea might help avoid complications of the stomach like stomach ulcers, diarrhea, gas, and nausea due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

Is Chamomile Tincture Safe to Use During Pregnancy?

Consuming chamomile tincture in the form of tea can be beneficial for pregnant women for many reasons, like remedying running noses, relieving muscular pains. However, there are some things that women need to consider when taking this while they are pregnant, the rate at which they consume them, and some of their allergic reactions. If these things are not considered, there is a possibility of miscarriages and complications.

The one thing pregnant women are advised to do is consult a physician before deciding to use it.

Should I use Chamomile Tincture Everyday?

The consumption of chamomile tincture is considered safe for a majority of adults and children.