FOCUS LIQUID EXTRACT COMBINATION

At Cheryl’s Herbs, our liquid extract combination products each contain multiple herbs and are sold in one-ounce, two-ounce, and four-ounce dropper bottles.  These products are for internal use.

Focus Liquid Extract Combination is a product that assists in improving attention, concentration, comprehension, and retention.

It consists of 5 herbs:

Oat Grass Seed - represents the milky stage of the seed of the oat plant.  This seed is used to restore the nervous system, especially when it is over-stressed by, for example, illness or drug use.  It is nourishing to the nerves as it grounds and steadies nerve function.  In that way, we can more solidly approach that upon which we need to train our attention.

Melissa Herb - known as a cordial herb, Melissa has special benefits for the heart, helping to ease elevated blood pressure, palpitations, and fibrillation.  It supports us through even depression and mania.

Hawthorn Leaf, Flower, & Berry - is a specific remedy for ADD and restlessness in both children and adults by calming the heart and nerves.

Ginkgo Leaf - helps promote circulation to the brain.  Certain conditions such as dementia, tinnitus, and under-functioning memory stand to receive benefit from this herb.

Scullcap Herb - is an herb that reaches down all the way to the nerve cells to restore nerve function when the nervous system has been under chronic, prolonged stress.  Blood pressure, palpitations, and anxiety can be addressed by this herb, as well.

Overall, this product, as with any other of our liquid extract combinations, is a synergy offering more to us than any one of the individual herbs in it can offer, and thereby helping to calm the heart, the nervous system, and the mind, allowing us to sit still, train our focus, comprehend, and retain. 

It seems the heart and brain are linked in such a way that certain communication between them influences not only proper function of the heart but peace of mind.

SOURCES:  Matthew Wood’s The Earthwise Herbal, A Complete Guide to Old World Medicinal Plants; David Winston’s Adaptogens, Herbs for Strength, Stamina, and Stress Relief; Peter Holmes’ The Energetics of Western Herbs

BOTANICAL SAFETY INFORMATION

This combination of herbs is supportive of maintaining excellence in learning and work environments. It helps to promote clear thinking and well-being and is an excellent whole body tonic for modern and demanding lifestyles.

Use 5 - 10 drops, 1 - 2 dropperfuls, or as much as a teaspoon at a time. Dose frequency could be 1 - 3 times or several times a day as desired. Generally best to start with less before increasing dose. Better results are more likely if taken on a daily basis but additional doses could be added based on the demands of the day. Dose recommendations are for adults. For a child, adjust the dose according to weight. For example, if a child weighs approximately half what an adult weighs, give half of any of the above dose suggestions.

Do not use herbal products to replace necessary care by a qualified physician.

Contains:

Oat Grass Seed, Avena sativa, organic

May antagonize the effect of morphine and nicotine.

Melissa Herb (Lemon Balm), Melissa officinalis, organic

May affect thyroid hormone levels and inhibit binding of thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) to TSH receptors.  In large amounts, Melissa is a thyroxin inhibitor.  Avoid with Hashimoto thyroiditis and other hypothyroid conditions.  Large amounts of Melissa may be antagonistic to Synthroid and Levoxyl.

Hawthorn Leaf, Flower, & Berry, Crataegus oxyacantha, organic/wild crafted

Doses of cardiac drugs may be reduced by concomitant use of Hawthorn.  Consult a physician when symptoms continue unchanged for longer than 6 weeks or in cases of swelling of the legs. Medical diagnosis is absolutely necessary when pain occurs in the region of the heart, spreading out to the arms, upper abdomen, or the area around the neck;  or in cases of respiratory distress (dyspnea).

Ginkgo LeafGinkgo biloba, organic

Avoid if trying to get pregnant. Use with caution during pregnancy particularly around the time of labor. May increase bleeding time. Avoid with blood thinning medication.  Stop use of in advance of and after surgery. Avoid in hemophilia.  Avoid with epilepsy. May cause gastrointestinal disturbance.

Scullcap Herb, Scutellaria lateriflora, organic

Safe to consume when used appropriately.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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