Pine pollen - Nettle tincture

What is pine pollen?

Pine pollen is a term used to refer to supplements derived from the pollen of pine trees. Pine trees in general refer to the genera of pinus, and the pollen that is commonly used as a dietary supplement is the Scots Pine (Pinus sylvestris). Pine pollen comes from a variety of species of pine tree, just a few of which include: Masson’s pine (Pinus massoniana), Chinese red pine (Pinus tabulaeformis) and Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris). 

Health benefits: 

- Anti-ageing. 
- Helps combat fatigue. 
- Helps support gut health. 
- Anti-viral. 
- Helps support bone health. 
- Anti-inflammatory. 
- Helps support respiratory health. 
- Helps support immune system. 
- Helps combat stress. 
- Helps support sexual health. 
- Helps support skin health. 
- Helps support nail health. 
- Helps support hair health. 
- Helps support liver health. 
- Helps combat toxins. 
- Helps support detoxification. 
- Helps support muscle health. 
- Helps support brain health. 
- Helps support sleep. 
- Helps support pineal gland health. 

What is nettle?

Urtica dioica, often known as common nettle, burn nettle, stinging nettle or nettle leaf, or just a nettle or stinger, is a herbaceous perennial flowering plant in the family Urticaceae. 

Health benefits: 

- Helps support immune system. 
- Helps support bone health. 
- Anti-inflammatory. 
- Helps support heart health. 
- Anti-bacterial. 
- Helps support urinary health. 
- Helps support muscle health. 
- Helps support sleep. 
- Helps support adrenal health. 
- Helps support hair health. 
- Helps support digestion. 
- Helps combat parasites. 
- Helps support kidney health. 
- Helps support gallbladder health. 
- Helps combat toxins. 

Ratio:

2:1 

2 = Vegetable glycerine & distilled water 

1 = Product 

Ingredients: 

Pine pollen 

Nettle 

Vegetable glycerine (derived from rapeseed) 

Distilled water 

Dosage: 

3-5 Full droppers per day or 3-5 teaspoons per day.