Elderberry Syrup + Immune Support

• Settling is normal in a honey-based syrup, so the bottle benefits from a good shake before each use.
• Adults
  Two teaspoons daily for ongoing support. During a cold or the flu, two teaspoons up to four times daily.
• Children
  Ages two to four: one half teaspoon, at the same frequency. Ages five to 11: one teaspoon, at the same frequency. Ages 11 and older: as directed for adults.
• This product contains honey, and honey is not to be given to children under one year of age.
• It can be taken by the spoonful, or stirred into a beverage or food. The enzymes in honey that provide medicinal benefits are destroyed when heated, so always add to beverages that are cooled, preferably at room temperature or below.
• This product needs to be refrigerated after opening, and is best used within six months of opening.

• Daily Through the Season
  Two teaspoons in the morning, from the first cold week through the last. Astragalus works over a longer arc, so consistency matters more here than intensity.
• At the First Sign of a Cold
  Four times daily, held there while symptoms last.
• Evening
  Nothing in this blend is stimulating and there is no caffeine, so a spoonful before bed is a good way to soothe a throat that has been coughing all day.
• Alongside a Warm Cup
  Stirred into cooled Immune Restore Tea or Immune Strong Tea, it sweetens the cup and layers a second set of herbs alongside the first.

• Heat degrades the enzymes in raw honey, so tea is best cooled to drinking temperature before the syrup goes in.
• This product needs to be refrigerated. It is a honey-and-water preparation with no added preservative.
• The syrup thickens in the refrigerator, and a few minutes on the counter makes it easier to pour.
• A small jar travels well, which matters during heavy travel seasons.
• Consistency does more than intensity. Two teaspoons most days through the season serves the body better than a large amount taken for three days.
• Best used within six months of opening.

Elderberries

• Supports the immune system through colds, flu, and upper respiratory infections, the use elderberry is best known for and most extensively studied for
• Provides vitamins A, B, and C alongside anthocyanins, the compounds responsible for the deep color and the antioxidant activity
• Protects cells from oxidative damage while the body recovers
• Supports a healthy inflammatory response, including the minor aches that come with a cold or the flu
• Used as a folk remedy for centuries across North America, Europe, Western Asia, and North Africa

Wild Cherry Bark

• Calms the respiratory nerves and quiets a persistent dry cough
• Found in many over-the-counter cough preparations for both its action and its flavor, which is one of the most pleasant in the herbal cabinet
• Eases congestion in the upper respiratory tract
• Provides gentle warmth and comfort during a cold
• Supports digestion through its bitter action

Astragalus Root

• Supports immune function over a longer arc, balancing rather than stimulating
• Held in high regard in both Western herbalism and Traditional Chinese Medicine as a deep restorative tonic
• Supports the body’s capacity to withstand sustained stress, which quietly places demands on immune resilience
• Supports the body’s antiviral and antimicrobial defenses
• Best suited to consistent seasonal use rather than occasional use at the first sign of a cold

Cinnamon Bark

• Supports the immune response to colds and flu and eases the cough reflex
• Provides warming, circulatory support during cold seasons, and contributes the sweet warmth at the center of the flavor
• Relaxes and soothes muscle tension
• Eases gas, bloating, and digestive discomfort through its carminative action
• Documented in Chinese texts for roughly 4,700 years, and valued in the first century at 15 times the price of silver

Ginger Root

• Eases coughs and supports the respiratory tract during colds and flu
• Supports a healthy inflammatory response throughout the body
• Eases the headaches and head pressure that come with congestion
• Warms the stomach, supports digestion, and eases nausea

Orange Peel

• Contributes vitamin C in whole-plant form alongside bioflavonoids, supporting the immune system
• Brings a refreshing brightness to the flavor that lifts the deeper berry and bark notes
• Supports healthy cortisol balance, which matters because sustained stress quietly erodes immune resilience
• Supports digestion and eases the sensation of fullness

Rose Hips

• Among the most concentrated whole-food sources of vitamin C, long used in support of the immune system
• Supports a healthy inflammatory response, including joint comfort
• Supports cardiovascular health
• Provides nutritive support during the days when appetite and intake fall off
• The round fruit that sits just below the rose petals, gently tart in flavor

Natural Floral Honey Blend

• Supports the immune system and soothes coughs and sore throats
• Offers support during seasonal allergies
• Prebiotic, supporting the digestive terrain that immune function depends on
• Retains its enzymes, vitamins, and antioxidants because it is neither filtered nor pasteurized
• Carries wildflower and orange blossom notes, sourced from small, eco-conscious apiaries

The herbs in this formula are generally recognized as safe and well tolerated at the serving sizes provided.

• This product contains honey. Honey is not to be given to children under one year of age.
• Continuous use beyond four to six weeks is not recommended. After a pause, use may be resumed.
• Consult your healthcare provider before use if you are currently taking immunosuppressant medications, blood pressure medications, blood-thinning medications, or diabetes medications.
• For guidance on pregnancy and breastfeeding, autoimmune conditions, and pre-surgical use, see our Using Our Products FAQ.
• This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. All content is for educational and informational purposes only.