NETTLE LEAF & ROOT TINCTURE

Support general body health and optimise hormonal health!

What are the benefits of Nettle Leaf & Root Tincture?

Historically, Nettle Leaf and Root (also known as Urtica dioica) has been used since the Bronze Age and was recorded as being used to help Julius Caesar’s army to stay awake and alert when they were working a night shift.  

Today, Nettle Leaf and Root Tinctures are used as a general tonic to promote all round wellbeing, to optimise hormones in both men and women and is popular with people experiencing hair loss. It is also commonly sold and known as stinging “nettle leaf tea”. The Wellness Practitioner Nettle Leaf and Root Tincture can be taken daily for short periods of time.

What is Nettle?

Nettle is a herb that is part of the urticaceae family and is native to Europe, Asia and western North Africa. This herb is tall and slender with dark green leaves that have tiny hairs on the underside of the leaves (which are the painful parts) and gets its name from the Anglo-Saxon word “noedl” meaning “needle”. When wondering about stinging Nettle root vs leaf, worry no more - as this tincture contains both ensuring you get maximum benefits.

Why does this Nettle Leaf & Root Tincture contain alcohol?

Alcohol is used as it is an excellent solvent for extracting herbal medicines. The amount of alcohol used in this herbal tincture is small and therefore does not have any intoxicating effects. 

All of The Wellness Practitioner range of herbal remedies and nutritional supplements have been tested for safety and quality independently.

Who could benefit from taking this Nettle Root & Leaf Tincture?

Women who are low in iron as this herb is rich in iron, as well as other important nutrients such as polyphenols. It is also used to optimise hormonal health by men and women, and by those who are suffering from hair loss.  This information on the herbal Nettle Root and Leaf Tincture is based on traditional use only.