Summer Herbal Apothecary – Complete Set

1. Sambucus spp. (Elderflower)
Elderflower has a long history in European herbalism as a relaxing, warming botanical traditionally used to support the body during periods of internal heat and tension. It is valued for its ability to ease peripheral tightness and encourage natural perspiration, helping the body release accumulated warmth.
Elderflower is traditionally used during seasonal challenges accompanied by heat, restlessness or skin discomfort, and is especially appreciated when elevated temperature coincides with skin eruptions.

2. Melissa officinalis (Lemon Balm)
Lemon balm is known as a calming, soothing herb that helps ease nervous tension and supports overall relaxation.
Traditionally used as a gentle digestive aid, it is appreciated during periods when internal heat is accompanied by queasiness or digestive sensitivity. Its relaxing nature also supports rest — an essential element of recovery during periods of elevated temperature.
Research on lemon balm’s antiviral properties relates specifically to its topical use.

3. Achillea millefolium (Yarrow)
Yarrow is a versatile traditional herb valued for its balancing effect on the body’s heat regulation. It is often used when warmth alternates with chills or when internal heat feels “blocked” and needs gentle release.
Yarrow is also appreciated for its traditional use in supporting the respiratory system, easing tension in the sinuses and bronchi, and helping maintain clear, open breathing. Its mildly bitter profile makes it a classic digestive tonic once the body begins to regain equilibrium.

4. Salvia officinalis (Sage)
Sage is traditionally known for its relaxing effect on smooth and skeletal muscles, making it a valued herb during periods of tension, tightness or discomfort. It supports the respiratory system by easing bronchial constriction and is traditionally used to promote calm, balanced breathing.
Sage is also appreciated for its cooling, soothing qualities, especially when internal heat rises toward the head, creating a sense of pressure or restlessness. Its gentle aromatic properties support clarity and comfort during seasonal challenges.

5. Thymus serpyllum diversae L. (Wild Thyme)
Wild thyme is a warming, aromatic herb traditionally used to support the body during seasonal challenges accompanied by chills, tension or deep fatigue. Its rich essential oil profile gives it a strong presence in traditional European herbalism, where it is valued for maintaining respiratory clarity and supporting the body’s natural defenses.
Wild thyme is also known for its ability to encourage expectoration and ease the feeling of heaviness in the chest, making it a classic herb during periods of seasonal discomfort.

Thymus serpyllum diversae L., Salvia officinalis, Achillea millefolium, Melissa officinalis, Sambucus spp.

As a food supplement: take 0.5 ml twice daily, diluted in a small amount of water, tea or juice.
Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. The maximum recommended dose for daily intake of 10 ml contains: 10 ml tincture (1:1), meet to 10000 mg.

The herbal tincture is a natural texture of fresh herbs. It does not contain chemical additives, stabilisers, added flavouring or colouring matters. The tincture is a specially selected combination of herbs with positive effects on the human body organs and systems. Active substances are extracted from very finely divided herbs by maceration and distillation in an ethyl alcohol concentration of 45% for 14 days in well-closed glass containers. Obtained products can be used for up to 24 months Ethyl alcohol extracts the maximum from the beneficial substance, while the tincture is immediately absorbed by the body and is characterized by a very fast action.

Hypersensitivity to ethanol. Do not exceed the recommended dose for daily intake! Not to use as a substitute for varied nutrition! Do not use for children under 12 years old!

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To be stored in the original packaging in a dry place protected from direct sunlight, at a temperature below 25º C. Keep in an out-of-reach place for children under 12 years old.