Ladrôme's Organic Feverfew Mother Tincture istraditionally used for its beneficial properties in cases of stress and digestive disorders.
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The properties of chamomile have been known for centuries. The Egyptians used it for various purposes and are said to have embalmed Pharaoh Ramses II with chamomile essential oil. This perennial plant grows to a height of 10 to 30 cm. Its leaves are small, light green, and very narrow. It is characterized by solitary yellow flowers with white petals that resemble those of a daisy. They bloom in the summer, between July and September. Chamomile has a pleasant fragrance. It thrives in siliceous soils and is very common in Anjou.
Chamomile is primarily used for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties (it slows cellular aging). It is also used for its soothing effect. It helps prevent involuntary muscle spasms in the digestive tract. Chamomile has other interesting properties. It relieves pain, can induce menstruation, promotes sweating, and helps lower body temperature. It helps soothe emotional distress. Chamomile owes its fame primarily to its effects on the central nervous system.
In fact, thanks to its high content of esters and isobutyl angelate, it has a sedative, soothing effect. It calms people who are on edge and easily irritable. It is recommended for children with short tempers who experience rapid mood swings. Chamomile is also useful for calming nervousness. In addition, it helps relieve physical tension, making it an effective relaxant for both muscles and nerves. It thus calms both the body and the mind.
Feverfew, known for its soothing properties, is a valuable plant whose fresh extracts are carefully prepared in Ladrôme’s Organic Fresh Feverfew Plant Extracts. This organic formula offers a natural solution to relieve your migraines. Thanks to its active compounds, this plant extract works gently to ease headaches and tension, helping you regain optimal well-being.
Stress and worries can often disrupt our sleep, leaving us tired and exhausted the next day. With Ladrôme’s feverfew extract, you can calm your mind and promote restful sleep. The relaxing properties of this plant help you unwind naturally, allowing you to enjoy quality rest and wake up fully revitalized.
If you’re looking for a natural alternative to sleeping pills, Ladrôme’s feverfew extract is an excellent option. Its organic formula contains no artificial substances or unwanted additives. You can therefore use it with confidence to promote sleep without the risk of dependency or harmful side effects.
Incorporate Ladrôme’s feverfew extract into your evening routine to create a soothing atmosphere conducive to restful sleep. Apply a few drops to your pillow or dilute them in a warm bath to release the delicate aromas of chamomile. Let yourself be enveloped by this relaxing fragrance and get ready for a peaceful, restorative night’s sleep.
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20 to 25 drops diluted in a beverage, 3 times a day (equivalent to 3 to 3.8 ml per day) for 3 weeks.
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Hydroalcoholic extract of Tanacetum parthenium*
(*) Ingredient from organic farming.
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Ladrôme Organic Feverfew Extracts Mother Tincture, 50 ml bottle with a dosing pipette, is available at your online pharmacy.
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