Red lotus tincture

Usage: 1-2 pipettes under the tongue or in your favorite drink when you feel the need (If you use it every day after 21 days of use, take a 7-day break). After use, we recommend spending at least an hour for relaxation and peace (i.e. do not use before driving a car or other intense mental activity )

Our tincture is made by a double extraction method: the herbs are kept in alcohol (brandy) for 40 days, and then, after separating the alcohol, they are boiled for a long time in water, frozen and boiled again for a while (all 7 liters of water become a glass). In this way, all substances soluble in alcohol and all soluble in water are extracted from the plant, so there is almost nothing useful left in the remaining petals - everything is added to this magical liquid.

One of the main ways in which the blue lotus was used in Egypt was precisely by keeping it in alcohol (they made wine in which they kept the petals of the blue lotus for 3d-2sav - it is interesting that in this way the effect of the alcohol is reduced and the lotus is strengthened). Of course, this was done because most of the properties of the blue lotus are released in alcohol. If you drink wine, you can experiment with the petals. Well, if you don't drink alcohol, it's a tincture (of course, it contains a small amount (about 20%) of alcohol, but it is drunk in very small quantities (use 1-2 pipettes under the tongue or in a cup of your chosen drink at a time), so the effect of alcohol is really you wouldn't get, and here the effects of the blue lotus unfold perfectly.

Blue lotus is an adaptogenic herb, so it gives exactly what a person needs (sometimes it can work almost oppositely for two different people, or is used by the same person at different times): used before night it relaxes, helps to fall asleep, intensifies dreaming and dream reproduction, helps with lucid dreaming . Used during the day, it can make you want to meditate or dance, act as an aphrodisiac, relax, and give a calm euphoric feeling of happiness.

Our products are sold for incense and soap making purposes, decorative purposes and/or legitimate ethnobotanical research. Our products are not intended for human consumption. The information given about the plants is for academic purposes only and not intended to be used medically. For any medical concerns, please contact your healthcare professional.

Country of origin: Lithuania