Tincture – Colic Relief

Soothe your baby’s belly naturally with our Colic Relief Tincture, designed for gentle yet effective support. Just 1-3 drops can help calm discomfort, and it can also be applied externally over their tummy. For an alcohol-free option, simmer off the alcohol and replace it with glycerine, storing the tincture in the fridge for freshness. Crafted with care, it’s a comforting solution for little ones in need.

Other great methods for calming colic: 

• Use a gentle vibrating surface for the baby.
• Lay the baby on the floor and do “running man” to help relieve gas.
• Rub the bottoms of the baby’s feet, especially right above the heels.
• Rub diluted peppermint onto the baby’s feet and belly.
• Mama needs to breathe!  This may seem funny, but oftentimes when the mom is upset or overwhelmed, she doesn’t breathe, and her diaphragm gets tight.  This, in turn, affects the baby’s diaphragm, which pushes on the belly, and/or upsets the stomach.

Ingredients: All ingredients are organic. Pau d’arco Bark, Oregon Grape Root, Ashwagandha Root, Oregano Leaf, Sage Leaf, Garlic, Olive Leaf, Basil Leaf, Lemongrass

WE DO NOT CLAIM TO DIAGNOSE PRESCRIBE TREAT OR CURE DISEASE. ONLY TO OFFER AN HERBAL OPTION FOR USE AT YOUR PERSONAL DISCRETION.

**Use at your own risk.

Each 2-oz bottle contains about 100 dropperfuls. 30 drops per dropperful.

Want to learn to make your own tinctures? We have a comprehensive book to teach you all the necessary steps and recipes, check it out right here.  We also have a course that teaches you how to make tinctures step-by-step. Check it out here.

What are tinctures? Tinctures are herbal medicines made with whole herbs and vodka. Alcohol is the only substance that can pull the awesome medicinal properties out of the herb and into solution. I find this quite preferable to manufactured medication. A couple things to consider: When taking a few squirts of tincture you are taking in about the same amount of “alcohol” as there is a ripe banana. The making of alcohol is a natural phenomenon and in such small medicinal doses not harmful. Also some people will squirt their tincture into hot water to burn off the alcohol before they drink it.