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Calamus Root /Sweet Flag (Calamus acorus) 100ml Tincture
Calamus Root /Sweet Flag (Calamus acorus) 100ml Tincture
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Calamus Root /Sweet Flag (Calamus acorus) 100ml Tincture

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There is strong scientific evidence of the clear connection between the brain and gut. Calamus Root is most commonly used to bring these two vital systems into harmony. The effect is grounding, calm steadiness. Calamus clears away mental lethargy and brain fog, while improving digestion and gut health. This warming and carminative herb has long played a role in magical herbalism. Known by Native Americans as “The Singing Herb”, it targets the trachea – helpful for sore throats, halitosis, sinusitis, asthma and chronic coughing.

Ingredients:

Calamus acorus and undenatured food grade ethanol.

Glycerin tinctures available on request.

Internal Uses:

Improves focus, mental clarity and memory

Improves digestion

Alleviates Depression

Anti-inflammatory

Anti-microbial

Helpful for Diabetes and blood sugar control

Recent studies have shown effectiveness for Parkinson’s & Alzheimer’s

External Uses:

A decoction can be poured into a bath as a stimulating and warming additive

Aids in skin disorders

Spiritual Uses:

Can be burned as incense to clear energies

Protection from negative energies

Considered nourishment for Kundalini

Long tradition of being an aphrodisiac in Europe and Asia

Warnings:

Avoid if pregnant or breast feeding

Be cautious when using with any anti-depressant, SSRI, SNRI or MAOI medications

Can interact with medications that decrease stomach acid

Adults only, always consult your physician before use

This data included on this website should not take the place of medical advice. We encourage you to talk to your healthcare providers about your interest in, questions about, or use of herbs and what may be best for your overall health.