OTI

Origan

Tincture

Oregano, also in mother tincture, is useful for promoting digestive function.

MOTHER DYES

Solutions obtained by macerating "Fresh Plants" or parts of them in alcohol, at a certain level. Dried or stabilized plants are used only when the distance from the place of origin can induce chemical modifications in the plant that make it no longer usable. The alcohol content varies from 45 ° to 65 °, we rarely have 90 ° extractions. The alcoholic strength in the resulting solution must be 10%, calculated in relation to the weight of the dehydrated plant. Maceration takes place for 21 days and is followed by decantation, pressing, at constant pressure, of the deposit obtained and subsequent filtration of the preparation. The conservation is generally around 5 years.

It should be emphasized that the most important feature that determines the high quality level of our Mother Tinctures is the use of fresh plants.

How to use:

30 drops 2-3 times a day.

Warnings :

Do not exceed the recommended dose. Keep out of the reach of children under the age of three. The product is not intended as a substitute for a varied diet and a healthy lifestyle.

Particular characteristics:

Mother Tinctures are hydroalcoholic preparations obtained by cold maceration in hydroalcoholic solvent of suitable strength of the fresh plant, when this is possible. The operation is carried out in such a way as to obtain a quantity by weight of Mother Tincture ten times greater than the weight of the dehydrated plant.

Ingredients :

The dose of 30 drops (1ml) contains: Origanum vulgare L. leaves TM 1ml Alcohol content: 62 ° TM: mother tincture, hydroalcoholic extract with starting plant / extract ratio 1:10

Bibliography :

Jean Valnet: Phytotherapy, treatment of diseases with plants. Joints publisher
Jean Valnet: Treatment of diseases with plant essences. Joints publisher
A. Poletti: Flowers and medicinal plants. Musumeci publisher. vol. 1st-2nd-3rd
Andrew Chevallier: Encyclopedia of Medicinal Plants. Idea books publisher
Benigni R. - Capra C. - Cattorini PE Medicinal plants: chemistry, pharmacology and therapy Milan 1962-64
M. Pedretti: The modern herbalist, Milan 1980