WolfMoon Apothecary TX
Blue Lotus Tinctures
Blue Lotus Tinctures
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ORGANIC BLUE LOTUS PURE TINCTURE
This tincture was created on-site, from beginning to end! It's been such a wonderful journey!
Tinctures are:
100% Organic
No added sugars
No added colors
Pure extraction from whole flower
Non-GMO
Gluten-free
Vegan Friendly
Shelf-life of over 2 years
And full of all the love used to create each bottle!
BLUE LOTUS TINCTURE
TO BE CLEAR AND UP FRONT: (Mainly so I don't get messaged the same question 100 times). This is not an FDA regulated medication, so there IS NOT a set dosage for any one person. What you choose to use it for is your personal choice. I can not advise you on medical treatments for specific diseases, I am not a medical professional. I don't know how you’ll personally react to this tincture. As with anything new, it is recommended that you start small and work your way up to find what works for you.
Recommended dosage:
Use 1 ml (20-30 drops) in water, tea, or your favorite drink. Add this tincture to water, Lemonades, smoothies, or straight into the mouth.
The two main compounds responsible for the flower’s psychoactive and medicinal effects are apomorphine and nuciferine.
Apomorphine. A psychoactive compound that acts as a dopamine agonist, meaning it can instill a happy and euphoric feeling. It may also help with muscle control in those with conditions such as Parkinson’s disease and erectile dysfunction.
Nuciferine. A compound thought to act as an antipsychotic drug that induces feelings of calmness through mechanisms that aren’t yet fully understood. It has also been shown to improve symptoms of erectile dysfunction.
Many ancient cultures held the blue lotus in esteemed status, including the Ancient Egyptians, Chinese, Japanese, Indians, Buddhists, and Greeks.
Blue lotus had various meanings and uses as it spread across Africa and Asia, becoming an integral therapeutic and spiritual compound. Historical uses for blue lotus included detoxification, meditation, medicine, burial rites, and as an aphrodisiac.
Consuming blue lotus flowers may make you feel “high” and result in a gentle euphoria. Some people have drawn comparisons to the high you experience after consuming cannabis, though this can be largely individual.
It’s been used in traditional medicine for thousands of years as a natural aphrodisiac, sleep aid, and anxiety reliever. Rich in antioxidants like flavonoids, quercetin, kaempferol, and myricetin.
Ancient cultures revered blue lotus for its mystical properties. They also recognized the water lily’s profound therapeutic potential. Later research would show that blue lotus flowers contain alkaloids and flavonoids that display soothing effects and anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
Medicinal blue lotus use spans thousands of years. In many cultures, it served as a treatment for anxiety, insomnia, gastrointestinal issues, and more.
Blue lotus was popular for its euphoric and tranquilizing effects. It often appeared in traditional medicine as an ingredient to ease stress, anxiety, and insomnia.
Ayurveda, one of the world's oldest medical systems, believes the scent of blue lotus encourages deep breathing and relaxation, making it a regular meditation and sleep aid.
Ancient Egyptians and Mayans used blue lotus as a ritual plant to achieve ecstasy and excitement. The Egyptian Turin Papyrus depicts gatherings of elite society who shared sacred wines imbued with blue lotus extract, referencing its aphrodisiac qualities. Studies show that the blue lotus flower’s active ingredient, nuciferine, can help with muscle-related issues, such as erectile dysfunction.
LABORATORY RESEARCH INFORMATION:
https://www.acslab.com/wellness/blue-lotus-history-effects-products
Information video
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Tincture informed
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Skin benefits
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** Please note... distilled water is on the ingredients list. I used about 2 to 3 teaspoons of boiled distilled water at the end of the straining process to get the last bit of tincture out of the petals that stuck together. If there's even a drop in the jar, I'm required to put it on the list. These ARE NOT watered down!
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