Common Violet | (Viola sororia) Tincture

Common Violet (Viola odorata / Viola sororia) 🌿💜

Common Violet is a gentle yet powerful herb known for its cooling, anti-inflammatory, lymphatic-cleansing, and respiratory-supporting properties. Rich in mucilage, flavonoids, and salicylic acid, it has been traditionally used for skin health, immune support, and soothing respiratory issues.

• Respiratory Support:
• Soothes sore throats and alleviates dry coughs.
• Helps clear congestion and supports overall respiratory health.
• Useful for bronchitis and other respiratory conditions.
• Anti-Inflammatory:
• Reduces inflammation in conditions such as arthritis and skin irritations.
• Calms inflamed tissues in the throat and digestive tract.
• Skin Health:
• Treats skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis, and acne.
• Helps soothe rashes, insect bites, and minor wounds when used topically.
• Lymphatic System Support:
• Acts as a gentle lymphatic cleanser, supporting the immune system.
• Reduces swollen lymph nodes and aids in detoxification.
• Digestive Health:
• Mildly laxative and soothing to the digestive system.
• Used to relieve constipation and inflammation in the digestive tract.
• Antioxidant Properties:
• Rich in vitamins C and A, which combat oxidative stress and support skin and immune health.
• Promotes overall cellular health and slows signs of aging.
• Anti-Cancer Potential:
• Contains compounds that have shown potential anti-cancer effects in early studies, though more research is needed.
• Pain Relief:
• Provides mild analgesic effects, helping reduce pain and discomfort.
• Used for headaches and minor aches.
• Urinary Tract Health:
• Acts as a diuretic, promoting urine flow and helping manage urinary tract infections (UTIs).
• Immune Boosting:
• Strengthens the immune system, helping to fight off colds and infections.
• Nervous System Support:
• Has calming properties that may help reduce anxiety and stress.
• Used in traditional medicine to promote relaxation and restful sleep.

• Who Should Avoid Common Violet?

  ⚠️ People Allergic to Violets or Salicylates – Could cause a mild allergic reaction in sensitive individuals.
  ⚠️ Pregnant or Breastfeeding Women (in large amounts) – Generally safe in food-like doses, but stronger medicinal doses should be used with caution.
  ⚠️ Those with Blood Clotting Disorders – High doses may slightly thin the blood, so use caution if on blood thinners.