2023年3月9日 · I use Chaparral tincture whenever I'm feeling a urinary tract infection coming on. It's one of the plants in this area that has strong anti-microbial properties, and is useful for a number of infections. Another way I use Chaparral tincture is as a mouthwash. I …

Chaparral is difficult to harvest, but very useful once dried and mixed into teas, tinctures, salves and so on. Chaparral is an evergreen shrub, from 3 to 10 feet tall, that is native to desert areas of the southwest United States.

2021年4月10日 · Oregon grape species extend north to the limits of Devil's Club and south to the limits of Chaparral. All three plants have strong medicinal actions which overlap and complement each other. Their respective strong antimicrobial and antiectoparasite activities have made them extremely useful in combating disease organisms large and small.

Dr. Christopher describes in his book, The School of Natural Healing, dosage amounts of the infusions as 1 teacupful (6-8 ounces) 3 times daily, or powered capsules at 2-3 grams (which is 4-6 #0 capsules at 500 mg each) 3 times daily.

Chaparral is used for digestion problems including cramps and gas; respiratory tract conditions including colds and infections; and ongoing chronic skin disorders. It is also used for cancer , arthritis , tuberculosis , urinary tract infections , sexually transmitted diseases , central nervous system conditions, chickenpox, parasite infections ...

Today, Chaparral is arguably one of the best plants to choose for its antibacterial properties. Useful for fighting against viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites, this plant can be used both internally and externally. When applied, Chaparral can slow down the rate of bacterial growth and even smother it with its antimicrobial action.

What is a tincture? A tincture is a process of maceration, also called cold collation. It is a concentrated liquid form of herbs. A tincture dissolves the herb material and extracts its constituents in alcohol, vegetable glycerin, or vinegar.

Shop organic chaparral extract at Mountain Rose Herbs. Chaparral tincture is an effective preparation for this renowned resinous plant. Available in retail and bulk sizes.

Ingredients: Sustainably wildcrafted Chaparral leaves and flowers (Larrea divaricata), organic cane alcohol, and clean water from Mount Shasta. Please note: this tincture has a very strong bitter taste. I recommend using Chaparral Tincture for one month at a time, then taking a break.

This tincture of Chaparral (Larrea tridentada) leaf is made using dried leaves. SUGGESTED USE: 10 drops, 2 times daily in juice or water. Stop after 30 days. OTHER INGREDIENTS: Certified Organic Gluten Free cane alcohol, USP pharmaceutical grade glycerin, ultrafiltered water. CONCENTRATION: 1:5, 75% Alcohol. CONTRAINDICATIONS: Contradictions