joint tincture - anti inflammatory herbal blend

My joint tincture is a high quality blend of anti-inflammatory plants. It's made to take for a short amount of time, example: one week on, a few days up to one week off. Or for some: 2 weeks on & 1 week off. You really need to listen to your own body, or consult with a clinical herbalist if you are unsure. Do not take if you have kidney or liver issues, breastfeeding or pregnant. May have sediment, shake before use. Please note that the turmeric in this makes it a deep yellow that can stain immediately if it touches anything. Careful when taking not to spill! Made on 12/4/25

Ingredients: wildcrafted sour cherry, juniper berry, mullein root, teasel root, solomon seal. Organically grown ginger, turmeric (w/black pepper) & stinging nettle root & leaf in menstruum, made from Everclear + spring water. Fresh plants in 1:2 (sour cherry, solomon root, mullein root, teasel root, ginger root). Dried plants in 1:5 (turmeric, black pepper, nettle leaf, nettle root). Final blend is approximately 55% ABV.

This tincture was formulated for the assistance of joint inflammation & associated pain. The ingredients are anti-inflammatory & have an affinity towards joints/connective tissue. It's a strong tincture, so you don't need large doses of it, but I would suggest smaller doses more frequently (ex: 5 drops 3X/day).

Muscle & joint pain issues are a complicated matter. I do believe that our emotions & emotional conflicts play a big part in 'pain'. I do think that chronic pain is often rooted in emotional turmoil. German New Medicine states that it is a self-devaluation conflict... meaning that there is an area where you feel like you have no worth in some form. So, try to connect with the area that is experiencing the pain. What emotions come up? As a former massage therapist, I can confirm that those who were in the most pain, were suffering the most emotionally. Our body stores these emotions until they are felt and seen. Just thought I would throw that in:)

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