Phytocalm Compound Restful Sleep Formula Liquid Extract Herbalist & Alchemist

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Phytocalm Compound Liquid Extract Herbalist & Alchemist

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Contains	fresh Skullcap herb (Scutellaria lateriflora), fresh Oat milky seed (Avena sativa), fresh Hops strobiles (Humulus lupulus), fresh Passionflower herb (Passiflora incarnata), fresh Valerian root (Valariana officinale) and fresh California Poppy whole plant (Eschscholzia californica)
Suggested Use	For insomnia 40-80 drops (2-4 ml) take in the evening (ideally in Chamomile tea) while symptoms persist. For general anxiety or withdrawal 30-40 drops (1.5-2 ml) taken 3 times per day.
Structure Function Claim*	Supports Pancreatic Function*
Contraindications	Depression. Use of large quantities may cause drowziness and temporarily impair motor skills (driving, etc.).
Additional Recommendations	Increase B vitamins, calcium, magnesium, foods containing tryptophan such as turkey in the diet. Stress reduction techniques such as meditation or biofeedback may be helpful.

Skullcap fresh herb (Scutellaria laterifolia) *	Indicated for nervous exhaustion, tremors and palsies, trigeminal neuralgia, and Parkinson's disease. It is a nervine which strengthens depleted, irritated nervous systems.
Oat fresh milky seed (Avena sativa) *	Strengthens and nourishes the nervous system. It is indicated for nervous exhaustion (burning the candle at both ends), sexual neurasthenia and occipital pain extending toward the spine. Oat reduces withdrawal effects from nicotine and caffeine.
Hops fresh strobiles (Humulus lupulus) *	A well known ingredient of beer, whose bitterness comes from a chemical called lupulin. A sedative and mild anodyne, hops is used for nervousness, anxiety, nervous stomach, insomnia and muscle spasms. Its intense bitterness stimulates digestive function, bile secretion and absorption of nutrients.
Passionflower fresh herb (Passiflora incarnata) *	A sedative, antispasmodic and may act as a MAO inhibitor useful for mild depression, insomnia, nervous headache, neuralgia, teething children, muscular/nerve pain, facial tics, pelvic and spasmodic pain. Specific for people who can't fall asleep because their minds keep running.
Valerian fresh root (Valeriana officinalis) *	One of the most popular herbs in Europe, and is widely known as a sedative, carminative and anodyne. Combined with nervines like Scullcap, Lemon Balm or fresh Oats, it is useful for insomnia, anxiety, nervousness, nervous stomach or bowel and headaches due to stress.
California Poppy fresh whole plant in flower (Eschscholtzia californica) *	A common West coast wildflower. It is a useful sedative and antispasmodic used for insomnia, nervous headache, muscle pain and sleeplessness due to pain and agitation.
Bibliography:	Ellingwood, F. New American Materia Medica, Therapeutics and Pharmacognosy, 1919 Kuts-Cheraux, A. W. Naturae Medicina & Naturopathic Dispensatory, 1953 Lloyd, J.U. A Treatise on Scutellaria, 1908 Smith, A. W. [ed.] The Medicinal Plants of North America, 1914 Weiss, R. Herbal Medicine, 1985

More About Herbalist & Alchemist
All H & A Formulas designed by David Winston, company founder, Herbalist (AHG), ethnobotanist, internationally known lecturer and author, who, for over 40 years has been studying, practicing, teaching and researching Cherokee, Chinese and Western herbal medicine.
ENERGETICALLY BALANCED - Traditional practitioners generally use herbs in formulas. Each herb in every one of H&A formulas is selected by David not only for its own energetics, but also for how it will act in combination with other herbs in the formula.
CLINICALLY USED - All of the formulas have been used safely and effectively by David and many other practitioners--many of them for over 20 years.
RESPECTING TRADITION - They've been crafting the highest quality herbal products since 1982 by adhering to standards rooted in the practices of ancient guilds of alchemists. Species authentication by trained botanists and hand garbling of every raw material shipment are hallmarks of their BIO-SPECIFIC(tm) process.
USING THE WHOLE PLANT - The whole is always greater than the sum of its parts. Like the old masters, they believe that all the elements of the plant are essential in making herbal preparations. In ancient times alchemists pursued the quest of true knowledge of nature. Herbalist and Alchemist believe that all the elements of the plant are essential in making herbal preparations. Thus, one of the major differences between H & A and other herbal companies is their unique whole plant extraction process. Extracts are made with the finest ingredients: organically grown or conscientiously wildcrafted herbs, pure grain alcohol U.S.P., distilled water & when appropriate, vegetable glycerin U.S.P. or organic apple cider vinegar. Each extract is formulated according to the herb's distinct chemical makeup and made using Spagyric (alchemical) processes which give them a higher mineral & energetic content than found in other extracts.
Sometimes defined as "the transformation of common substance into vital essence," alchemy is based on true knowledge of nature. They combine ancient alchemical traditions with modern science to make exceptionally high-quality herbal products.
For more info about David Winston, visit his website Herbal Therapeutics
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Read More About It
Winston & Kuhn's Herbal Therapies and Supplements: A Scientific and Traditional Approach, 2nd ed., Wolters Kluwer, 2008, and Adaptogens: Herbs for Strength, Stamina, and Stress Relief, Healing Arts, 2007. He is the author of Saw Palmetto for Men & Women: Herbal Healing for the Prostate, Urinary Tract, Immune System and More, Storey, 1999, Herbal Therapeutics, Specific Indications For Herbs and Herbal Formulas, HTRL, 2003, and a contributing author to American Herbalism, published in 1992 by Crossings Press.

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