Cervix Guard Tincture
Cervix Guard Tincture, Green Tea, Astragalus, Holy Basil, Thyme, Ginger, Turmeric
Cervix Guard Tincture
This is an alcohol-based liquid extract (tincture) of six herbs extracted together: the unfermented tea leaf, the sweet root of the Chinese astragalus, two aromatic leaves of the mint family - holy basil and thyme - and two pungent rhizomes of the ginger family, ginger and turmeric. Each is also sold on its own. It is a traditional herbal product that contains caffeine and carries several cautions - please read the safety information below before use.
- Green tea, leaf - Camellia sinensis leaf (Theaceae) - naturally contains caffeine
- Astragalus, root - Astragalus membranaceus root (Fabaceae; huang qi)
- Holy basil (tulsi), leaf - Ocimum tenuiflorum leaf (Lamiaceae)
- Thyme, leaf - Thymus vulgaris leaf (Lamiaceae)
- Ginger, root - Zingiber officinale rhizome (Zingiberaceae)
- Turmeric, rhizome - Curcuma longa rhizome (Zingiberaceae)
- Extract type: Alcohol tincture. Other ingredients: organic alcohol, vegetable glycerin, crystal clear purified water
- Origin: Responsibly sourced, cultivated botanicals. Gluten free. Made in the USA.
What is in the blend
- Green tea leaf - the young tea leaf, dried without oxidation; it keeps its grassy taste, catechins and natural caffeine.
- Astragalus root - huang qi, the long yellow root of a perennial legume of the grasslands of northern China, sliced into flat fibrous pieces; faintly sweet.
- Holy basil leaf - tulsi, the purple-tinged, clove-scented basil of Indian courtyards; a different species from sweet basil.
- Thyme leaf - the small grey-green leaves of the low Mediterranean shrub, the same plant as the kitchen herb.
- Ginger root - the knobbly, pungent rhizome of a tropical Asian plant, the same root used as a spice.
- Turmeric rhizome - the bright orange rhizome of a ginger relative from South Asia, source of the golden color of curry.
Why a tincture
The six dried herbs are macerated together in organic alcohol with a little vegetable glycerin and water - the classic herbal method. A tincture keeps for years at room temperature in a cool, dark place, has a warm, spicy, grassy taste, and a few drops disappear in a glass of water or juice. A serving of 20 to 30 drops is roughly 1 ml of liquid, so the amount of alcohol per serving is small.
How to use
Shake well before use. Put the number of drops shown on the label into a little water or juice and drink it, up to the frequency shown on the label. Do not exceed the label serving, and take it earlier in the day because of the caffeine. Do not use continuously for more than eight weeks without a practitioner. Store in a cool, dark place with the cap tight.
Tincture or drops?
If you avoid alcohol or prefer a milder taste, the same six-herb blend is available as Cervix Guard Alcohol-Free Drops - the glycerite version. The herbs and proportions are identical; only the extraction liquid differs.
Important safety information - please read before use
Several of these herbs affect blood clotting and blood sugar, astragalus is unsuitable with immunosuppressants, and the blend contains caffeine and is not for pregnancy. Please read before use.
- Autoimmune conditions and immunosuppressants: astragalus can stimulate the immune system. Do not use if you have an autoimmune condition or take immunosuppressant medicines, including after a transplant.
- Bleeding and surgery: turmeric, ginger, holy basil and thyme can slow blood clotting. Do not combine with blood thinners or aspirin without medical advice, and stop use at least two weeks before surgery.
- Gallstones: turmeric and ginger increase bile flow. Do not use if you have gallstones or a blocked bile duct.
- Blood sugar: green tea and holy basil can lower it. Use caution with diabetes medication.
- Liver: concentrated green tea extracts have been linked to rare liver injury. Stop and see a doctor if you notice dark urine, yellowing skin or eyes, or stomach pain.
- Caffeine: contains caffeine. Do not combine with other caffeine products; take it earlier in the day.
- Pregnancy, nursing and conception: do not use.
- Lithium: astragalus can raise lithium levels. Do not combine.
- Iron: green tea and turmeric reduce iron absorption. Take it apart from meals and iron supplements.
- Medicines: green tea can reduce the absorption of nadolol, lisinopril and certain statins. Ask your pharmacist.
- Age and duration: not for children. Do not use continuously for more than eight weeks.
- Contains alcohol. If you have a medical condition or take medication, consult a qualified healthcare practitioner before use. Do not use it to self-treat any medical condition - see a qualified doctor instead. Keep out of reach of children.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
| Name | Language | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Camellia Sinensis Astragalus Membranaceus Ocimum Tenuiflorum Thymus Vulgaris Zingiber Officinale Curcuma Longa Blend | Botanical Name | Composition binomials |
| Cervix Guard Tincture | Commercial Name | Alcohol-extract commercial name |
| Cervix Guard Drops | Commercial Name | Alcohol-free commercial name |
| Green Tea Astragalus Holy Basil Thyme Ginger Turmeric Blend | Commercial Name | Composition name (6 herbs) |
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