HerbEra Cryptolepis Tincture – Concentrated tincture of wild-growing Cryptolepis sanguinolenta

Summary

HerbEra Cryptolepis Tincture is a high-quality herbal tincture made from wild-growing Cryptolepis sanguinolenta root, a medicinal plant with a long tradition in West African folk medicine. This tincture is designed to support the body's natural processes, including the immune system, microbial balance and general well-being. The product is manufactured using a patented hyper-raw extraction and cold processing technology, which ensures high strength and preservation of the plant's bioactive compounds. With a potent herb-to-solvent ratio of 1:3 and an alcohol-free formula based on vegetable glycerin and distilled water, this tincture offers high absorbability and a mild taste. HerbEra Cryptolepis Tincture is vegan, non-GMO and free of artificial additives, making it suitable for a wide range of users who want a natural supplement for a healthy lifestyle.

Health benefits

Cryptolepis sanguinolenta has a long history in traditional medicine and has been studied for its potential effects on the body's natural processes. HerbEra Cryptolepis Tincture supports general well-being without claiming medical effects, in line with EFSA guidelines. Below is an overview of the most documented benefits, based on research and traditional use:

• Support for the immune system

• Microbial balance

• Anti-inflammatory support

• Protection against oxidative stress

• Support for digestive health

• General well-being and vitality

• Potential hypoglycaemic effect

Important health effects and surprising benefits

The two most documented health effects of HerbEra Cryptolepis Tincture supports the immune system and microbial balance. Cryptolepis' alkaloids, especially cryptolepine, help strengthen the body's defenses against microbes, which can be helpful in maintaining general health. Its antimicrobial properties also support a healthy gut flora, which is essential for digestion and well-being. A lesser-known but interesting benefit is the plant's potential hypoglycemic effect, which may help regulate glucose uptake in the gut, which is relevant to metabolic health, although this requires further research.

Technical specifications

• Ingredients: Wild-growing Cryptolepis sanguinolenta root, vegetable glycerin, distilled water

• Concentration: Menstruum ratio 1:3

• Recommended dosage: 30–50 drops in a little water or juice, 2–4 times a day between meals

• Packaging: 59 ml and 118 ml bottles with pipette

• Appearance: Clear, dark liquid with a mild taste

• Allergen information: Free of gluten, soy, dairy products, GMOs, sugar, alcohol and artificial additives

• Certifications: GMP standard, vegan, not tested on animals

• Production method: Hyper-raw extraction and cold processing

• Sustainability: Harvested game from West Africa using environmentally friendly methods

Reservations (dietary supplements)

The recommended daily dose should not be exceeded. Food supplements should not be used as a substitute for a varied diet. Keep out of the reach of children. Should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding. In the case of medical conditions or the use of medicines - contact a healthcare professional before use.

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