Butterbur and its effects
- supports the body's natural defences
- has perspiration-promoting effects, welcome with a temperature and with flu
- eases coughing and shortness of breath
- helps ease difficult breathing
- loosens mucus and eases tightness in the chest
- eases menstrual pains and heavy bleeding
- an excellent friend when a migraine comes
- supports and cleanses digestion
- has a diuretic effect and regulates water, cleanses and supports the urinary tract and the kidneys
- helps soothe and care for irritated skin
- soothes and disinfects wounds, cares for the skin
Butterbur is a friend when your head aches
Butterbur is prized for its potential to ease the signs of allergies, migraine and respiratory troubles. The roots and rhizomes of butterbur contain compounds known as petasins, which have anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic properties. Among other things, this makes the herb a much-loved choice for a blocked nose, for easing a headache and for calming muscle tension.
Butterbur tincture
Butterbur tincture is a favourite choice of many lovers of herbal remedies and tinctures. Thanks to a tincture, you can take in a good amount of everything this herb has to give, every day. Simply and easily, in the form of a few drops that you dissolve in water or in your tea. Butterbur is an often overlooked herb, yet it holds real potential and the ways it can support you are many. See its gentle effects for yourself.