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What is understood by the term herbal extract [Latin extrahere - to draw from, to derive] are plants that have been hard pressed and then soaked in water or alcohol.
Aromatica's offer of basic herbal extracts includes numerous fresh liquid extracts (based on water, alcohol or oil) prepared according to traditional methods. |
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Tinctures - [Latin tingere - to tinge, to colour] - are fluid (water, alcohol, ether, wine or vinegar) extracts or extract solutions of plants or drugs.
Aromatica tinctures are usually derived from maceration of fresh or dry plants in a solution of water and ethanol. They are very effective as herbal drops that can be taken alone or as a drink or food supplement.
They are used in cosmetics (shampoos, baths, soaps etc). They have a virtually perpetual shelf life.
All tinctures are packed in small 20 ml bottles. |
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Oak bark Tincture
(Tinctura querci)
The most famous source of tannin for healing purposes. Tannins coagulate proteins and contract the tissue, so they help with bloody coughing and overall with arresting internal bleeding and combating intestine infection.
Chamomile Tincture
(Tinctura chamomillae)
Relieves and alleviates from pain and spasms. It is indispensable with any intestine or stomach condition (spasms, inflammations, diarrhoea, gastric and duodenal ulcer, flatulence, stomach acid) as well as kidney and liver condition and bile. It has a strong microbial effect.
Tormentil Tincture
(Tinctura potentillae)
Contains tannins and helps with gum inflammation, paradentosis, eczema, lichen and carbuncle inflammation. |
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Sage Tincture
(Tinctura salviae)
A good antiseptic and therefore often used with tonsil inflammation, oral cavity and stomach, intestine, liver inflammation as well as bile and urinary tracts. It also helps phlegm secretion from respiratory organs and stomach.
Valerian Tincture
(Tinctura valerianae)
It has a wide use range in treating all nervous disorders, nervous exhaustion, mental fatigue and insomnia. |
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Birch Tincture
(Tinctura betulae)
It helps with nephritis, liver condition, as well as gallstone and bladder inflammation.
Nettle Tincture
(Tinctura urticae)
It is used in treatment of urinary tracts, kidneys and gallstones. It helps with treating anaemia. It boosts the overall resistance of organism. Due to high content of tannin, it is efficient in arresting external and internal bleeding (stomach and duodenal ulcer, strong menstrual bleeding and haemorrhoids).
Lavender Tincture
(Tinctura lavandulae)
Lavender belongs to medicinal and aromatic herbs. As a medicinal herb, it acts on relieving spasms, helps with flatulence, migraines, fainting spells, vertigo, appetite loss, nausea and palpitations.
Wild Thyme Tincture
(Tinctura thymi)
It has an effect on breaking down and better secretion of phlegm and has pronounced disinfection properties. For this reason it is used with lung and respiratory organs conditions, bladder and liver condition and it strengthens the functions of stomach. |
Mint Tincture
(Tinctura menthae)
It is a very good agent for disinfection, pain relief, neuralgia and palpitations treatment and irritation.
Rosemary Tincture
(Tinctura rosmarini)
It is used for strengthening the functions of liver and with increased triglyceride and cholesterol in blood.
Horse-Chestnut Tincture
(Tinctura aesculi hippocastani)
It contains substances that contract blood veins (vasoconstrictors), so it helps with varicose veins, haemorrhoids and tromboflebitis. |
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