Tincture of Solomon's Seal Root - Polygonatum multiflorum
Description
Cultivated from wild transplants - Fall harvested Solomon's Seal fresh root, spring water, 60% Certified Organic Non-GMO Cane Spirits.
NOTE: Quantities are limited as we grow our own here. 2oz. per order per month please. This plant is overharvested from the wild due to human demand for its medicine. Thank you for being aware of this and supporting this plants existence by taking only what you need or finding other more abundant plants. -Jen
Safety considerations: None noted
Solomon Seal grows in the woodlands of the Northeast USA, often in the richer soils found in hardwood stands. In the wild, these graceful arching plants are most often small, with slender rhizomes. This restorative herb can also be grown in partial shade in gardens where it will grow tall and elegantly, with large, thick rhizomes. We prefer to use fresh roots when preparing our Solomon Seal root extract. We've also learned how to harvest the roots while replanting the crowns so the plants are not killed to make our medicine.
The roots (used to be a wild edible and tastes like a subtle crunchy sweet radish) are sweet, cooling and demulcent, are restorative for the muscular-skeletal system, supportive to the joints along with tendons, ligaments and cartilage. Solomon seal roots are also moistening and supportive for women who may experience inflammation or dryness~ soothing the mucous membranes and helping with lubrication of the vaginal tissue.
Considered nourishing and building, these roots can be supportive for women who wish to conceive, new mothers, as well as women going through menopause and in the elder years.
Recommended Dosage: We recommend the micro-dose for Solomon Seal Root. 3-5 drops, 2-3 times per day in juice or water. Please note our recommended dosage may differ from other sources.
*This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.