Malavit tincture (drops) is a preparation used mainly on the outside and in part from within. Malavit is a cosmetic preparation that carries energetic information within it, and thanks to this it is said to support many “areas” of wellbeing, by awakening their renewal and recovery. Malavit tincture is made from many plants and minerals, and that is why its strength is so wonderful! Malavit tincture is not taken internally (it is not drunk), it is used for outer concerns (the skin, nose, mouth, teeth, throat...) Shilajit, chaga mushroom, malachite, cedar and birch resin, oak bark, peppermint, chamomile, dandelion, ribwort plantain, echinacea, calendula, sage, thyme, pine, wild thyme. These are the main ingredients of Malavit tincture. It sounds rather lovely, and that is why it is said to have strong antiseptic and antibacterial effects.
In what way can Malavit be a helper to us?
MALAVIT tincture is...
- traditionally used with acne, eczema, psoriasis, burns, insect bites, bruises, bedsores...
- has antiseptic effects (cleanses wounds and encourages healing)
- traditionally used to ease swelling (hands, feet, the spine...)
- traditionally used to soften menstrual pain
- traditionally used to ease migraine and soreness of the throat and bronchi
- traditionally used to ease a cough and mucus
- traditionally used to ease inflammation of the gums and teeth
- supports the healing of skin injuries and concerns
- traditionally used to ease inflammation of the mucous membranes (eyes, nose, ear)
How you can use Malavit
Malavit tincture has many uses. Let us look more closely at the most common ones below: For migraine - apply Malavit to a cotton pad and gently massage it in circular movements into the temples, or the part where your head aches. Let Malavit rest on the skin for 30 minutes to 2 hours. For the skin - put 10 drops of Malavit into 1 decilitre of water and then use this water to cleanse your complexion, applying it to places with bruises, acne, eczema, burns, psoriasis, blemishes, cold sores, slowly healing wounds or another concern. You can repeat this 2 - 4 times a day. With soreness and inflammation of the ear - put 10 drops of Malavit into 1 decilitre of water and then use this solution to cleanse your ears, or place a few drops into the ears and let them rest. Depending on how acute the inflammation or soreness is, repeat this 2 - 6 times a day. For a cough and a sore throat - put 5 drops of Malavit into 1 decilitre of water and gargle with it. With a sore throat and bronchi you can also apply Malavit drops undiluted to the throat or chest (on the outside). On bites and stings - whether you are stung by a wasp, a bee, a mosquito, an ant or another insect, dab the place with undiluted Malavit 2 - 3 times a day. With inflamed gums or aching teeth - put 4 to 6 drops of Malavit into 1 decilitre of water and rinse your mouth with this solution 2 - 4 times a day. Do not swallow the water with Malavit, only rinse.
Malavit tincture and ticks
One more tip, and with the beautiful weather coming I think it is a truly useful one :) Using MALAVIT with a tick - place 10 drops of Malavit onto the spot where the tick has attached itself, let it rest for 10 minutes and then carefully remove the tick. Once you have removed the tick, dab Malavit onto the place where it was 3 times a day for another two days. Alongside this there is also Malavit cream, which has hygienic and cosmetic effects. This cream holding Malavit is lovely for cold sores, pressure marks, blisters or irritated skin. So it is up to you to decide whether the tincture or the cream with Malavit suits you better. Quite a good little helper, is it not? And the lovely thing is that you can keep it with you always.