Detox Tincture

Support a healthy liver, digestion and elimination. A full detoxification for the system.

Dandelion Root (Taraxacum officinale), has been used in traditional medicine systems across Europe and Asia for its diuretic, digestive, and liver-supporting properties. In China, it has been used for over a thousand years under the name Pu Gong Ying to treat liver, stomach, and breast conditions, while in India’s Ayurvedic practice it was employed for cleansing, digestion, and reducing inflammation. Medieval European herbalists regarded it as a powerful diuretic, which gave rise to the nickname “piss-a-bed”. 

The use of Ginger (Zingiber officinale) for purification and internal cleansing dates back over 5000 years, rooted deeply in the ancient medical systems of South and Southeast Asia. While modern marketing uses the word "detox," traditional civilizations viewed ginger as a premier agent for burning away metabolic waste, moving stagnant energy, and protecting the body from impurities.

Ingredients: Dandelion Root, Ginger, 100 proof alcohol

2 fl. oz. (60 ml)

All my products are ethically and sustainably produced and sourced. Many of the herbs I grow myself in my home garden in Virginia. I use recyclable & reusable shipping boxes and kraft wadding, biodegradable packing, dye-free recyclable crinkle paper and re-use shipping materials whenever possible. I work to protect plant populations by thoughtfully choosing trusted biodynamic, organic, and wildcrafted sources, maintaining sensitivity to the status of at risk plants and regions. I source herbs from smaller farmers who are using regenerative agriculture practices that enhance and improve soil health, optimize resource management, alleviate climate change, and improve water quality.

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