Stillingia sylvatica (Queen’s Delight)
Stillingia sylvatica, known as Queen’s Delight, isn’t a commonly used botanical but for a time was very regularly and effectively used in the treatment of syphilis. Queen’s Delight exerts its effects as a natural detoxification support for the mucous membranes, liver and lymphatic tissues.
Lyme disease and syphilis are both caused by spirochetes and both infections tend to affect the mucous membranes. Queen’s Delight also has a strong effect as a laryngeal remedy. The larynx is the connective tissue in the neck that houses the vocal cords.
Anytime one’s voice is affected with Lyme infections, this herb should be added to the treatment plan.
Stillingia sylvatica, known as Queen’s Delight, isn’t a commonly used botanical but for a time was very regularly and effectively used in the treatment of syphilis. Queen’s Delight exerts its effects as a natural detoxification support for the mucous membranes, liver and lymphatic tissues.
Lyme disease and syphilis are both caused by spirochetes and both infections tend to affect the mucous membranes. Queen’s Delight also has a strong effect as a laryngeal remedy. The larynx is the connective tissue in the neck that houses the vocal cords.
Anytime one’s voice is affected with Lyme infections, this herb should be added to the treatment plan.
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INGREDIENTS
CLINICAL USES
| Lymphatic System Support | Traditionally used to promote lymphatic drainage, helping to clear toxins and support detoxification, particularly useful for Lyme patients with swollen lymph nodes or chronic infections. |
| Immune Modulation | Supports the immune system by enhancing its ability to fight off chronic infections like Borrelia (Lyme), Babesia, and other co-infections. |
| Anti-Inflammatory Effects | Reduces inflammation in the body, helpful for managing joint pain, muscle aches, and neurological symptoms commonly associated with Lyme disease. |
| Detoxification | Aids in detoxifying the liver and kidneys, essential for Lyme patients undergoing aggressive treatment protocols or experiencing Herxheimer reactions. |
| Digestive Health | Helps to support digestion and alleviate symptoms like bloating or constipation, which can be exacerbated in Lyme patients due to disrupted gut flora. |
| Respiratory Health | Used for respiratory tract infections and congestion, useful for those with co-infections like Mycoplasma pneumoniae or Chlamydia pneumoniae. |
| Tonic for Chronic Conditions | Helps to strengthen the body over time, making it beneficial for patients with long-term Lyme disease symptoms or chronic fatigue. |
| Skin Health | Traditionally used to help with skin conditions, including those caused by infections, which may be relevant for Lyme patients with rashes or other skin symptoms. |
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FAQ
What makes Apex Botanical tinctures different from other herbal tinctures?
Our tinctures stand out due to the premium quality of herbs we use. Crafted at a concentration of 1:4, our herbal tinctures prioritize both potency and effectiveness.
Unlike many other companies that employ a uniform alcohol percentage across all products, our approach is nuanced. We tailor the alcohol concentration for each herb based on the distinct medicinal properties of the plant.
This strategy reflects our commitment to a sophisticated extraction of medicinal compounds, effectively setting Apex Botanicals apart in the realm of herbal tinctures.
How should I consume my herbal tincture?
Herbal tinctures are generally taken on an empty stomach (1 hour before and after meals). They can be taken directly or added to 1oz of water if the taste is hard to swallow.
Dosing of herbal tinctures will generally vary from 1 drop once per day up to 1 tsp 3 times per day. When taking anti-microbial herbal tinctures, starting at a lower dose and increasing slowly is the general rule of thumb.
*Be sure to speak with your primary care provider to determine the correct dose for your needs.
How long should I take my herbal tincture for?
The length of time a tincture should be taken will vary considerably based on your state of health, the infection / symptom you’re trying to treat and other medications or treatments you are concurrently taking.
Most people with chronic tick-borne infections take an herbal tincture for between 3 months and 2 years.
As a general rule, its recommended to take an herbal tincture for at least 1 month to see the best results.
Are herbal tinctures safe for children?
Generally speaking, it is safe for children to consume herbal tinctures, but dosing should be adjusted. Refrence 'Clarks Rule' for further information.
*Always consult your primary care provider before starting a new protocol or giving your child herbal tinctures.
Are herbal tinctures safe during pregnancy or while breastfeeding?
Some herbs are strictly contraindicated in pregnancy and should be avoided. We do our best to indicate this on the product information page but are not held liable for any errors or omissions.
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding consult your primary care provider before consuming any herbal tinctures.
Will my herbal tincture interact with medications or supplements?
Interactions of herbal tinctures with medications or supplements do exist. We strongly recommended consulting with your primary care provider or pharmacist before taking any herbal tinctures if you are concerned about potential contraindications.
What does a 1:4 ratio imply and how does it compare to 1:2 or 1:5+?
The ratio describes the concentration of a tincture. We use a 1:4 ratio, meaning 1 part dried herb (in grams) to 4 parts menstruum (the combined alcohol and herb).
A ratio of 1:5 has more liquid to the same amount of herb and is therefore more diluted.
A ratio of 1:10 or higher is very diluted and requires very high daily doses and is not recommended.
Tinctures made at 1:2 are often too concentrated for Lyme patients and commonly induce Herx reactions that can be very intense.
Most tinctures on the market are made at 1:5. We’ve chosen to use 1:4 to ensure greater potency while still being very safe and tolerable.
Does higher alcohol content mean an herbal tincture is more or less potent?
Using the correct alcohol percentage to extract the specific medicinal constituents of that herb is of highest importance when making a tincture. Using more or less alcohol essentially reflects the chemical nature of the compounds that we want to extract into the liquid portion.
A tincture made at 40% versus one made at 80% is not twice at strong. It simply implies that for the first herb, 40% alcohol will optimally extract the medicinal qualities. For the second herb, 80% is the concentration for optimal extraction.
We’ve gone to great lengths to ensure that our tinctures are made using the correct concentrations.
*Please note that not all herbal tinctures on the market are made with the appropriate alcohol concentration so use our site as a reference or conduct your own research to make sure you’re purchasing the best formulated tincture possible.
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