Ambrette Seed

Common Name: Ambrette Seed
Botanical Name: Abelmochus Moschatus

Herbal Remedy for:  *Acid reflux *Addison's Disease *Anorexia *Anxiety *Asthma *Bad Breath *Chest Congestion *Colic *Cough *Cramps *Croup *Debility *Depression *Diarrhea *Digestive Disorders *Eye Diseases *Gonorrhea *Glaucoma  *Headache *Hoarseness *Hysteria *Indigestion *Intestinal Disorders *Joint Pain *Muscle Sprains *Paralysis *Phlegm *Poor Blood Circulation *STD's *Spermatorrhea *Stomach Cancer *Stress *Tachycardia *Throat Disorder *UTI *Vomiting

Herb Properties:  * Analgesic *Antidote *Anti-hysteric *Antiseptic *Antispasmodic *Aperitive *Aphrodisiac * Cardio Tonic * Carminative *Cooling *Demulcent *Digestive Diaphoretic * Diuretic * Emollient *Hepaprotective * Insecticidal *Mucilaginous * Ophthalmic *Pectoral * Stimulant * Stomachic * Tonic

This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For educational purposes only.

Potential Benefits of Ambrette Seeds in herbal medicine:

• Aphrodisiac – Traditionally used to enhance libido.
• Digestive Aid – Helps relieve bloating, gas, and indigestion.
• Calming Effect – Used to reduce stress and anxiety.
• Antispasmodic – Helps ease muscle cramps and spasms.
• Respiratory Support – May help with coughs and chest congestion.
• Anti-Inflammatory – Reduces inflammation in the body.
• Antimicrobial – Fights certain bacteria and fungi.
• Hormonal Balance – Sometimes used in traditional systems to support reproductive health.
• Pain Relief – Applied in oils to ease joint and nerve pain.
• Aromatic Uses – Used in perfumes and to uplift mood.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (PLEASE READ THOROUGHLY):

SIZE GUIDE: (Comes in Flower, Root , and/or Herb Powder, based on availability)

Sample: a small sampling of the dry herb leaf or powder up to 1 oz.  

Weight varies upon choice of herb

JUST THE HERB: Dried Leaf/Flower:  May be used and consumed as a loose leaf tea or added to beverages and or smoothies.

Small (1/4 cup up to 2 oz.) Medium (1/2 cup up to 4 oz.)  Large (1 cup up to 6 oz.) Weight varies upon choice of herb

Tinctures: Concentrated herb(s) in liquid form that are administered sublingually (by mouth). Alcohol tinctures have an average shelf life of 3-5 years, are the most potent herbal preparation method and do not need to be refrigerated.

Small (1 oz) Medium (2 oz) Large (4 oz) Please allow 72 hour additional processing time. Comes in a dropper bottle

Capsules:  Dried powder in capsule form. Small (30 capsules) Medium (60 capsules) Large (90 capsules) Vegetarian/Vegan

DOSAGE INSTRUCTIONS

Looseleaf Tea: 1-2 teaspoons of the dried herb or herb powder equals one 6-8 oz prepared serving of tea. For best results, drink 3-5 servings daily.

Capsules: Take one capsule by mouth daily if you weigh 150 lbs. or less. Take two capsules by mouth daily if you weigh OVER 150 lbs.

Tinctures: Take daily by mouth, under the tongue. 1 ml if you weigh UNDER 150 lbs. Take 2ml daily, if you weigh OVER 150 lbs.