Pukka Herbs Elderberry Syrup Organic Herbal Supplement, with Manuka Honey, Ginger & Thyme, Suitable for age 2+yrs, Non-GM, Vegetarian, 100 ml Bottle

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Collect your fresh berries on a quintessentially autumnal day. Wash and de stalk the berries by using a fork as a mini ‘rake’. It's a rather satisfying job as the berries ‘pop’ off their stalks.

If your doctor gives the OK and you decide to take elderberry, you may experience other benefits aside from cold or flu relief. Though not medically proven to help in all these areas, elderberry has traditionally been used to reduce symptoms for: This concentrated broad-spectrum syrup contains the highest organic grade, sustainably cultivated herbs, carefully selected to bring you the full potential of nature’s goodness.Tiralongo E, et al. (2019). Elderberry supplementation reduces cold duration and symptoms in air-travellers: A randomized, double-blind placebo-controlled clinical trial. Pukka Herbs, the company probably best known for its range of fine teas that incorporate the best from the organic plant world, has added a new product to its lineup, an Organic Elderberry Syrup blend, which comes just in time for winter. Berries destined for our teas are dried in whole bunches in a large hot air dryer at about 45°C for 2 days. Like all of Pukka’s organic plant-based products, this concentrated broad-spectrum syrup contains the best-quality, sustainably cultivated herbs. And what will come as welcome news for families is it is suitable for everyone.

eating a balanced diet composed of whole grains, lean protein, fruits and vegetables, and limited sugar If you make a syrup that uses honey as the natural sweetener, remember not to serve it to children under the age of 1 to avoid the risk of infant botulism. Commercially prepared In the right format, e.g., syrup, it can warm the throat, it will help shift stubborn catarrh, and minimise irritation. Thyme, Aniseed & Liquorice all have antimicrobial properties, and adding these to Elderberries creates a solution that can help soothe sore throats and coughs. Bring to a boil then cover and reduce to a simmer 45 minutes to an hour, or until the liquid has reduced to almost half. Remove saucepan from heat and allow to cool.Talk to your doctor first. If they’re OK with you trying elderberry for your symptoms, you can get fresh or dried elderberries and make a DIY elderberry syrup simply by cooking them down with a sweetener, such as sugar. Cooking the berries will get rid of the cyanide and lectin so you can avoid the adverse side effects. Collect your fresh berries on a quintessentially autumnal day. Wash and destalk the berries by using a fork as a mini ‘rake’. It's a rather satisfying job as the berries ‘pop’ off their stalks.

Viv is a gut physiologist and has recently achieved a Foundation in Herbal Medicine. She leads Pukka’s research programme to explore how herbs can benefit our health and be used to widen healthcare choices. This includes research into herbs for Women’s health and as alternatives to antibiotics. She establishes global research partnerships and enthuses the next generation of scientists through Pukka’s Scholarship Scheme. She is a champion of diversity in science and open access to knowledge. Qualifications: Acacia Honey is sweet and soothing, with antimicrobial properties to soothe sore throats and coughs.Supplements held exciting potential to nurture millions more people around the world. However, since we first launched our organic supplements, we have experienced multiple supply and manufacturing challenges. We hoped to find solutions to these ongoing challenges, whilst maintaining our high standards of sourcing and quality of organic ingredients, but after a lot of thorough research and investigation, we discovered that such solutions are not available. Therefore, after a great deal of consideration, we have made the decision to stop producing our range of supplements by the end June 2023. Bursting with brightly coloured pigments that act as natural antioxidants, elderberries are a natural source of vitamin C. Well-known for supporting our immune function, vitamin C plays an important role in allowing our immune system to communicate and co-ordinate a response. The recommended dietary allowance of zinc is higher during pregnancy — 11 milligrams (mg) vs. 8 milligrams when you’re not pregnant. But keep in mind that your daily intake shouldn’t exceed 40 mg, which is lower than what many supplements sold specifically as cold and flu remedies contain. Elderberry juice, manuka honey 14+, trikatu and thyme, along with the other herbs in this syrup, have long been used to help support seasonal health.

Elderberry Syrup is a delicious organic blend including Ginger and Thyme. Elderberry juice, manuka honey 14+ and thyme, along with the other herbs in this syrup, have long been used to help support seasonal health. Diuretics increase the amount of water and salt expelled from the body in the form of urine and are mostly used to treat high blood pressure. There has been some indication elderberry offers diuretic properties, along with acting as a laxative in the treatment against constipation. 6. Supports Skin Health In addition to elderberries the collectors harvest a variety of other herbs, including elderflower and nettles, which we also use in our teas and herbal supplements. By harvesting herbs, or herb parts that mature at different times of the year the collectors are able to spread their workload and generate a regular source of income.Keep out of reach of young children. Seek professional advice during pregnancy. Do not exceed the recommended daily intake. Do not use this product as a substitute for a varied diet. Unfortunately, there just isn’t enough scientific data to confirm whether elderberry is specifically safe for you to consume during pregnancy. So, we would recommend speaking with your physician before adding elderberry to your list of remedies. Many pregnant people are beginning to look for homeopathic or drug-free remedies that are derived from natural ingredients. And if you’re fighting a cold or flu, a particularly popular option is elderberry. Coming from the Sambucus plant , elderberry and its syrup derivative have been vastly explored as a natural remedy for various health conditions, including the flu, a cold, and diabetes. Learn more on the berry compelling elderberry benefits, along with how to prepare a delectable elderberry syrup! The elderberry syrup is prepared from a concentrate, which is made by evaporating freshly squeezed elderberry juice under low pressure at a low temperature to preserve the medicinal and nutritional properties.