Cramp Bark Tincture
This trio of muscle and spasm relieving herbs are an excellent ally for anyone experiencing period-related or pregnancy/postpartum cramps and those suffering with chronic muscle-tension and spasms.
Cramp Bark is effective at soothing a variety of muscular discomforts and is widely used to encourage a healthy inflammatory response and alleviate discomforts associated with uterine cramps and muscle spasms. The active compounds in cramp bark include coumarin, salicin, flavonoids, triterpenes such as ursolic acid, hydroxycoumarins, caffeic acid derivatives, phenol carboxylic acids, and tannins. These compounds have been shown to decrease muscle spasms, lower blood pressure, and decrease heart rate.
Chamomile's is a calming nervine with antispasmodic properties that can help relax the uterus and sore muscles and reduce prostaglandin production, which can cause pain and inflammation.
Willow Bark has been used throughout the centuries across China and Europe for the treatment of pain (particularly low back pain and osteoarthritis), headache, and inflammatory conditions, and continues to be utilizes by many herbal healers today. The bark of white willow contains acetylsalicylic salicin; the key ingredient in the original recipe for aspirin.
1.0 fl oz / 29.5 ml
Ingredients: Cramp Bark, White Willow Bark and Chamomile
This trio of muscle and spasm relieving herbs are an excellent ally for anyone experiencing period-related or pregnancy/postpartum cramps and those suffering with chronic muscle-tension and spasms.
Cramp Bark is effective at soothing a variety of muscular discomforts and is widely used to encourage a healthy inflammatory response and alleviate discomforts associated with uterine cramps and muscle spasms. The active compounds in cramp bark include coumarin, salicin, flavonoids, triterpenes such as ursolic acid, hydroxycoumarins, caffeic acid derivatives, phenol carboxylic acids, and tannins. These compounds have been shown to decrease muscle spasms, lower blood pressure, and decrease heart rate.
Chamomile's is a calming nervine with antispasmodic properties that can help relax the uterus and sore muscles and reduce prostaglandin production, which can cause pain and inflammation.
Willow Bark has been used throughout the centuries across China and Europe for the treatment of pain (particularly low back pain and osteoarthritis), headache, and inflammatory conditions, and continues to be utilizes by many herbal healers today. The bark of white willow contains acetylsalicylic salicin; the key ingredient in the original recipe for aspirin.
1.0 fl oz / 29.5 ml
Ingredients: Cramp Bark, White Willow Bark and Chamomile
This trio of muscle and spasm relieving herbs are an excellent ally for anyone experiencing period-related or pregnancy/postpartum cramps and those suffering with chronic muscle-tension and spasms.
Cramp Bark is effective at soothing a variety of muscular discomforts and is widely used to encourage a healthy inflammatory response and alleviate discomforts associated with uterine cramps and muscle spasms. The active compounds in cramp bark include coumarin, salicin, flavonoids, triterpenes such as ursolic acid, hydroxycoumarins, caffeic acid derivatives, phenol carboxylic acids, and tannins. These compounds have been shown to decrease muscle spasms, lower blood pressure, and decrease heart rate.
Chamomile's is a calming nervine with antispasmodic properties that can help relax the uterus and sore muscles and reduce prostaglandin production, which can cause pain and inflammation.
Willow Bark has been used throughout the centuries across China and Europe for the treatment of pain (particularly low back pain and osteoarthritis), headache, and inflammatory conditions, and continues to be utilizes by many herbal healers today. The bark of white willow contains acetylsalicylic salicin; the key ingredient in the original recipe for aspirin.
1.0 fl oz / 29.5 ml
Ingredients: Cramp Bark, White Willow Bark and Chamomile
Reana’s Recommendation: Take 1 dropper at the first sign of pain; continue taking throughout the day (always take tincture in water or tea) as needed. See FAQ for more details on the tinctures and how to use.
