Stinging Nettle Leaf: Stinging nettle contains a high level of naturally occurring calcium, and thanks to the genius of nature, it has the perfect ration of magnesium to help calcium make its way into the cells.
Horsetail Herb: Horsetail is a lovely herbal gift from nature, it naturally contains the highest level of bio-available silicon known in the plant world today.
Oatstraw Herb: In a nutritional analysis, this herb ranked highest as a plant source of magnesium. It is traditionally used to calm the nervous system and was used to relieve hysteria.
Cornsilk Herb: This extract is made using the dried silk from a freshly husked ear of corn. It was too high in silicon to ignore, plus the extract is a beautiful nutty brown color and it tastes much better than you would think.
Chamomile Flower Herb: High in magnesium, Chamomile not only tastes great as a tea or an extract, it has been used for centuries as an herbal remedy to help humans relax, easing muscle soreness, spasms and cramping. There is no doubt its benefits were discovered long before we knew we love it!
Skullcap Herb: Muscle twitching and wide-eyed restless nights can end thanks to the positive effects skullcap has on the nervous and skeletal system. Its flavonoids are believed to be responsible for its mild sedative effect.
Ingredients
Ingredients: vegetable glycerine, distilled water, Stinging Nettle leaf, Horsetail herb, Oatstraw herb, Cornsilk herb, Chamomile flower, Skullcap herb.
Dosage
Adults and children 12 or more years of age 1/4 tsp.*, children 3-11 years 1/8 tsp.*, children 0-2 years 5-10 drops 1-3 times daily in water or as needed. (*) 1/8 teaspoon = approximately 1 full dropper. Shake well before use.
Note: This herbal extract formula is considered safe for both expecting and nursing mothers. We do suggest using with caution during early pregnancy as excessive use may stimulate uterine contractions.
If taking with Herbal Iron, be sure to take the Herbal Iron in the morning and the Herbal Calcium in the evening as they compete for absorption.