This LISTING IS FOR ONE 4OZ BOTTLE OF CORDIAL SYRUP ELDER BERRY TRIO (THIS PRODUCT IS PERISHABLE AND MUST BE STORED IN REFRIGERATOR ONCE RECEIVED,WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR PRODUCTS THAT PERISH AFTER DELIVERY) 3X CORDIAL SYRUP
 
True daily immune protection and year-round upper and lower Respiratory support. A well-blended cordial alcohol-free syrup that can be used by the entire family. This is truly a custom Kongo blend and more than just elder aka Sambucus nigra an overall natural anti inflammatory to many bacteria and virus, but also other botanicals carefully selected for best therapeutic results. This cordial is crafted to work as a preventative aid and can be very effective during seasonal change. The antioxidant levels are extremely high from all three of the dark pigmented polyphenol compounds, especially proanthocyanins found in hawthorn berry. Not just Elderberry but Hawthorn and Schisandra for a blood toning combination.
 
USAGE:
This can be taken as needed but should be 2 teaspoons daily for adults in preventative care. Children 1 teaspoon daily in preventative care. IF using while sick take same dosages up to 4x a day.
 
 
Crafted from: Umbaluckao root, Lemon zest, Elder berry, Schisandra Berry, Hawthorn Berry, and Ginger Root in 100% wild organic Florida Wildflower Honey. Content is in 4oz glass bottle, should be refrigerated after opening Not intended to cure anything, Alcohol Free Up to 60 day shelf life in fridge.
 
Elderberry (Sambucus Nigra) The Sambucus nigra plant is a member of the Caprifoliaceae or honeysuckle family, and can be found growing in shady, moist areas in Europe, Asia, North Africa, and North America. It tolerates relatively poor soil conditions and is often found growing as part of the underbrush in forests. The naturalized plant in North America is known as Sambucus nigra, or North American elderberry. The tree-like shrub has light brown or gray stippled bark and narrow, dark green, serrated leaves. In early summer, Sambucus nigra blooms with large clusters of small, fragrant, creamy-white flowers that develop into shiny, purplish-black berries by late summer and early fall. Historically, the leaves, bark, flowers, and berries have all been used medicinally, but most of the clinical studies have been conducted on the therapeutic uses and properties of the elderberry. The fruit of Sambucus nigra (elderberries) contains several constituents responsible for pharmacological activity. Among these are the flavonoids quercetin and rutin, anthocyanins identified as cyanidin-3-glucoside andcyanidin-3-sambubioside, the hemagglutinin protein Sambucus nigra agglutinin III (SNA-III), cyanogenic glycosides including sambunigrin, viburnic acid, and vitamins A and C. Elderberries contain several anthocyanins flavonoids known to possess significant antioxidant properties. Research has demonstrated low-level concentrations (4 mcg/mL) of elderberry anthocyanins can efficiently regenerate alpha-tocopherol from alpha-tocopherol radicals in models of copper-mediated LDL oxidation.19 Since it has been observed that anthocyanin glycosides are indeed absorbed in humans,3,7-10 it is likely that supplementing with elderberry extracts containing anthocyanins provides significant antioxidant benefit. It has been established that endothelial cell dysfunction results in changes in the redox status of cells.20 Based on this premise and previous research on elderberryʼs antioxidant potential, Youdin et al demonstrated elderberry anthocyanin incorporation into endothelial cells confers increased protection against oxidative stress. Human aortic endothelial cells incorporated elderberry anthocyanins into both the membrane and cytosol, affording significantly enhanced resistance to damage from reactive oxygen species. The most pronounced affect was seen with protection against H2O2-induced loss in cell viability.
 
Hawthorn Berry (Crataegus laevigata) The hawthorn bush, also called thornapple or May-tree, is a deciduous plant. It is a member of the rose family (Rosaceae) belonging to the genus Crataegus. Hawthorn can come in the form of a thorny hawthorn bush or a hawthorn tree. A hawthorn plant has berries as well as flowers that bloom in May. Hawthorn flowers are red, pink or white. The petite hawthorn berries appear after the flowers have bloomed. When the hawthorn berries fully ripen, they are typically red in color, but sometimes they are black. The hawthorn herb is loaded with health beneficial compounds. These compounds have been shown to really boost heart health. Hawthorn’s antioxidant flavonoids improve blood flow, guard against blood vessel damage, and even help to dilate blood vessels. These flavonoids include OPCs. OPC stands for oligomeric proanthocyanins. OPCs are some of the most prevalent polyphenolic substances found in plants. This is pure cell protection. Hawthorn Berry has successfully been used in other countries as a cardiac tonic to feed and give strength to the heart. Hawthorn Berry increases the body’s ability to utilize oxygen and the heart’s ability to utilize calcium. It helps regulate high and low blood pressure and breaks down fat deposits and cholesterol in the body. Hawthorn has been proven to reduce calcification of arterial plaque, which hardens and narrows the arteries leading to the heart.  
 
Schisandra Berry (Schisandra Chinensis) Schisandra, also known as Schizandra, and formally named Schisandra chinensis, is an indigenous plant in China, Korea and Russia. For its uses within the context of various culturally based systems of medicine, Schisandra is valued for its ability to help the body manage the effects of stress, to enhance performance, and withstand adverse conditions. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is used to increase the production of bodily fluids, and for inflammation, coughs, skin problems, and sleep problems. Recent uses in China include its use for immune system modulation and hepatic protection. In botanical medicine traditions from around the world, certain herbs are in a category of functional use called “apoptogenic”, meaning that the herb has the reputation of helping the body to resist damage from physical and mental stressors. In clinical and healing settings, Schisandra is used for both preventing harm from stress and for treating the consequences of stress, as part of an overall rejuvenation therapy to revitalize bodily functions. Schisandra has numerous mechanisms of action. Its beneficial effects are found across quite a few categories of medicinal activities, including mitigating the effects of stress, apoptogenic effects, exercise performance effects, antioxidant effects, hepatoprotective effects, and neuroprotective effects.
 
Umcklaoabo Root (Pelargonium sidoides) Pelargonium sidoides has a long-standing tradition in the treatment of diseases, starting with ethnobotanical records from the mid-19th century. Pelargonium sidoides is native to the coastal regions of South Africa. In the first half of the 20th century, a product made from the root (Umcklaoabo) was successfully used in Europe for the treatment of tuberculosis. Various metabolites including phenolic and cinnamic acids, tannins, flavonoids and coumarins were characterized in P. sidoides. In the late 20th century Umckaloabo was developed into a safe and efficacious herbal pharmaceutical for the treatment of upper respiratory tract infections, specifically acute bronchitis in children.