Herbal support for the lungs and bronchial passages.

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Wild Rose (Rosa nutkana) is as striking to see and to smell as it is well defended. Its needle-sharp thorns are the reason deer and elk leave it alone, and the reason harvesters still work in leather gloves.

Wild Rose carries a long record of traditional use among the Native peoples of the Pacific Northwest, who prepared the flowers as a tea for chest colds, coughs, menstrual irregularity, diarrhea, labor pains and stomach pain, as an eye wash, and as a wash to strengthen babies.

In 1995 the University of British Columbia published a study titled Antiviral Screening of British Columbian Medicinal Plants, in which 100 plant extracts were screened in the laboratory against seven viruses. Ninety-six of the plants examined were ones used medicinally by British Columbian Native peoples, Rosa nutkana among them.

Directions

As a dietary supplement, take 2 droppers (2 ml) daily. Add droppers in a one ounce glass of warm water, let alcohol dissipate for 5-10 minutes. Also can be taken under the tongue if desired, or taken full strength under the tongue.

Storage

Store in a dry, dark place to retain freshness.

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.