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Organic, Biodynamic, Medicinal Herbal Oils "Thank you so much for supplying me with the echinacea last month. I am convinced that the hourly drops shortened my fever and the worst of the swine flu symptoms by at least a couple of days. I've already sent a bottle to my god-daughter's family, who have just become ill, and I would recommend Lakeland Herbs' echinacea to anyone with flu!" |
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Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat makes Lakeland Herbs tinctures and oils different from other makes?The difference is in the way we make it. How do I take the tincture?Place the number of drops required in a glass or cup and add a little water, you can take it directly onto the tongue but it's more difficult to count the drops! If I'm avoiding alcohol can I still take tinctures?Yes, just add hot water to the tincture, this allows the alcohol to evaporate leaving just the herb's goodness in the water. Are the tinctures safe for children to use?Yes – use proportionally less eg: a 30kg (5 stone) child would want half the adult dose, or give one drop per year of age of the child Why are tinctures better than tablets?Because the tincture contains the lifeforce of the plant which is mostly lost when the herb is dried, as in tablet form. What is biodynamic agriculture?"Biodynamic agriculture is the oldest consciously organic approach to farming and gardening and is one of the most sustainable in existence." To read more on this topic visit www.biodynamic.org.uk for information. |
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Shop
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About
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Latest News
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Beating Colds & Flu
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St John's Wort for depression?
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Why a tincture?
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Consultant Herbalist
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Medicinal Guide
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F A Q's
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Information
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Contact
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Testimonials
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Resources |
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