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Angelica archangelica) — Herb Pharm Tincture
Flavor
Warm, bitter, and aromatic with pronounced celery-like and slightly sweet, musky root notes. There is a lingering resinous, lightly spicy finish.
Energetics
Warming and drying. Moves and opens stagnation in the digestive and respiratory systems. Considered circulatory-stimulating with a grounding root energy.
Key Actions
Carminative (relieves gas and bloating)
Stomachic (supports digestion and appetite)
Antispasmodic (reduces smooth muscle cramping)
Expectorant (supports productive respiratory expectoration)
Mild tonic for the digestive and respiratory systems
Aromatic bitter and nervine-supporting (calming to the digestive nervous reflex)
Medicinal Uses
Digestive complaints: used for dyspepsia, poor appetite, bloating, gas, and mild cramping. As a bitter and stomachic, it stimulates digestive secretions and motility.
Upper respiratory congestion: used to loosen phlegm and support expectoration in bronchitic or catarrhal conditions.
Circulatory/tonic uses: traditionally used for mild circulatory support and to stimulate general vitality.
Menstrual symptoms: historically used for menstrual cramps and to regulate menses (use cautiously and avoid in pregnancy).
Mild calming/supportive uses: as an aromatic nervine for low-grade nervous tension related to digestive distress.
Dosing (Herb Pharm Angelica Tincture — general guidance)
Adults: 2–3 droppersful (approx. 60–90 drops) up to 3 times daily in water, tea, or juice for digestive or respiratory support.
For milder support: 10–30 drops 1–3 times daily.
Acute symptomatic use: may repeat every 2–4 hours as needed within the daily limits above.
If taking prescription drugs or if you have chronic medical conditions, consult your healthcare provider or a Registered Herbalist before use.
Source / References
Herb Pharm product literature and label guidance for Angelica (Angelica archangelica) tincture (manufacturer dosing and preparation notes).
Traditional herbal materia medica sources summarizing actions and traditional uses of Angelica archangelica (digestive bitter, carminative, expectorant, circulatory tonic).
Contemporary herbal reference texts and clinical herbalist guidance regarding energetics, contraindications (pregnancy, photosensitivity), and dosing ranges for concentrated liquid extracts/tinctures.
This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For educational purposes only.
*This product description was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Herbs & Owls for accuracy and clarity.
Angelica archangelica) — Herb Pharm Tincture
Flavor
Warm, bitter, and aromatic with pronounced celery-like and slightly sweet, musky root notes. There is a lingering resinous, lightly spicy finish.
Energetics
Warming and drying. Moves and opens stagnation in the digestive and respiratory systems. Considered circulatory-stimulating with a grounding root energy.
Key Actions
Carminative (relieves gas and bloating)
Stomachic (supports digestion and appetite)
Antispasmodic (reduces smooth muscle cramping)
Expectorant (supports productive respiratory expectoration)
Mild tonic for the digestive and respiratory systems
Aromatic bitter and nervine-supporting (calming to the digestive nervous reflex)
Medicinal Uses
Digestive complaints: used for dyspepsia, poor appetite, bloating, gas, and mild cramping. As a bitter and stomachic, it stimulates digestive secretions and motility.
Upper respiratory congestion: used to loosen phlegm and support expectoration in bronchitic or catarrhal conditions.
Circulatory/tonic uses: traditionally used for mild circulatory support and to stimulate general vitality.
Menstrual symptoms: historically used for menstrual cramps and to regulate menses (use cautiously and avoid in pregnancy).
Mild calming/supportive uses: as an aromatic nervine for low-grade nervous tension related to digestive distress.
Dosing (Herb Pharm Angelica Tincture — general guidance)
Adults: 2–3 droppersful (approx. 60–90 drops) up to 3 times daily in water, tea, or juice for digestive or respiratory support.
For milder support: 10–30 drops 1–3 times daily.
Acute symptomatic use: may repeat every 2–4 hours as needed within the daily limits above.
If taking prescription drugs or if you have chronic medical conditions, consult your healthcare provider or a Registered Herbalist before use.
Source / References
Herb Pharm product literature and label guidance for Angelica (Angelica archangelica) tincture (manufacturer dosing and preparation notes).
Traditional herbal materia medica sources summarizing actions and traditional uses of Angelica archangelica (digestive bitter, carminative, expectorant, circulatory tonic).
Contemporary herbal reference texts and clinical herbalist guidance regarding energetics, contraindications (pregnancy, photosensitivity), and dosing ranges for concentrated liquid extracts/tinctures.
This information has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. For educational purposes only.
*This product description was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Herbs & Owls for accuracy and clarity.
