Clove Tincture

Clove tincture offers numerous health benefits, including digestive support, pain relief, and antimicrobial properties, making it a versatile natural remedy.

Key Benefits of Clove Tincture

• Digestive Support: Clove tincture is known to stimulate the production of digestive enzymes, which can help alleviate gastrointestinal discomfort, bloating, and indigestion. It is traditionally used to promote better digestion and reduce feelings of heaviness after meals. 
• Antimicrobial Properties: The eugenol in clove tincture has strong antibacterial and antifungal effects, making it effective in fighting infections. It can be used topically to treat minor wounds, acne, and other skin issues, as well as serving as a natural mouthwash to combat oral bacteria. 
• Pain Relief: Clove tincture is often used for its analgesic properties, providing relief from toothaches, headaches, and muscle pain. Eugenol acts as a natural painkiller, helping to reduce discomfort and inflammation. 
• Immune System Support: Thanks to its antimicrobial properties, clove tincture can help strengthen the body's defenses against infections, making it a popular choice during cold and flu seasons. 
• Respiratory Health: The aromatic compounds in clove can help clear congestion and soothe respiratory ailments, such as coughs and colds, contributing to overall respiratory wellness. 
• Antioxidant Properties: Clove tincture is rich in antioxidants, which help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals and oxidative stress, potentially reducing the risk of chronic diseases. 
• Cloves are a very effective and popular treatment for parasites.
• May improve liver health - A 2022 animal studyTrusted Source found that clove extract improved liver damage caused by the toxic substance thioacetamide. In particular, the compound eugenol may beTrusted Source especially beneficial for the liver.

It is commonly thought that cloves are critical in the removal of parasites due to their function of killing off the parasitic eggs. Cloves along with most other spices are usually irradiated, which means they are exposed to a large amount of radiation to destroy bacteria. Cloves are great bactericides, so this process is really not necessary for them. Non-irradiated cloves are crucial when they are being used for parasitic infections. Used in conjunction with other anti parasitic herbs like Wormwood and Black Walnut Hull, Cloves are a very effective and popular treatment for parasites.

Active Ingredients

Cloves contain a very unique variety of flavonoids, triterpenes, phenolic acids, Gallo tannins, and sesquiterpenes. These various active ingredients all work together to provide the combination of benefits that are unique to cloves.

These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
Dosages:

Typical dosage is 10-30 drops, three times per day.

How to take it?

Our tinctures contain 40% grain alcohol in order to preserve the quality of the solution. Since alcohol can have a rather offensive taste, we have a number of suggestions for how to ingest this:

Place the drops directly under the tongue and chase with a small glass of water, juice, or any other fluid that may taste more pleasant

Place the drops directly in an ounce or so of water or other fluid and drink that

If serving to children under the age of 21, or if you want to avoid the harsh taste of the alcohol, you can either let the tincture sit out or heat it up on very low heat, until the alcohol evaporates (alcohol evaporates faster than water)