Pine Pollen Pine Pollen Tincture Tincture – Pinus sylvestris

Pine Pollen Tincture (Pinus sylvestris) from pine pollen, apples, needles, bark and honey.

Background Pine
pollen Pine pollen have been part of the herbal science in the Far East for more than 2500 years, especially in China, Korea and Mongolia. In the Far East, pine pollen was used as a food source, supplement and medicine. Pine pollen is a natural source of testosterone. In addition, wild-harvested pine pollen contains various vitamins and minerals.

Use and store

Preferably add 2 – 6 drops to water and take small sips (sipping). Possibly. Melt 3 drops under the tongue. Repeat dosage as needed up to four hours before bedtime.
A nutritional supplement is no substitute for a varied diet. Keep out of reach of children.
Do not exceed recommended dosage. Keep closed at room temperature.
Do not use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.