Erythrina mulungu (Mulungu) Liquid Extract

Description

The bark of Erythrina mulungu, known as Mulungu, has traditionally been used in Brazil as a natural sedative and sleep-aid. It has been known to stabilize the central nervous system and calm the nerves in times of stress and at night, encourage a deeper sleep. The herb contains large amounts of novel flavanoids, triterpenes and alkaloids.

Mulungu bark powder is also traditionally used in South America to treat hepatitis and liver disorders. It is thought to tone and strengthen the liver, and help to clear obstructions and reduce inflammation. Mulungu is also traditionally used as an antispasmodic for asthma, bronchitis and coughs.

Our Australian Made liquid extracts are pure and expertly prepared. Wherever possible certified organic or wild-crafted herbs are used. The product contains only the fresh herb and organic extraction liquid (Organic Ethanol). No fillers or chemicals. As Natural as Can Be! All tinctures are created in small batches and as needed by our Herbalist, who has over 25 years experience.

Ingredients: Mulungu Bark (Erythrina mulungu), Organic extraction alcohol (50%), Distilled water

Dosage: Shake well before use. Use 20-30 drops (1 ml or one full squeeze of dropper), 2-4 times a day. Take with small amount of water or juice.

Common name: Corticeira; Murung;, Muchocho; Murungo; Totocero; Flor-de-coral; Amerikadeigo; Ceibo; Chilichi; Chopo; Hosoba Deiko; Pau-Imortal; Mulungu-Coral; Capa-Homem.

Botanical Synonym: Erythrina verna; Corallodendron mulungu.

Form: Liquid Extract

Strength: Minimum dry herb ratio 1:2

Packaging: Amber Glass Bottle with Glass Dropper

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*Traditional uses and general information on products are provided for educational purposes only. We do not make any therapeutic claims. Nothing contained in this site is intended to be used as medical advice and it is not intended to be used to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Nor should it be used for therapeutic purposes or as a substitute for your own health professional’s advice.