Persian Silk Tree Herbal Extract

Heart Ease Tincture
For the grief that's still finding its shape.

Mimosa's called the Tree of Happiness in Traditional Chinese Medicine, which sounds almost too simple until you learn what it's actually used for — not happiness like a good day, but happiness like the capacity to feel anything again after a loss that flattened everything. Traditional use ties it to irritability, insomnia, sadness, the particular exhaustion of a heart that's been broken and hasn't caught up yet.

It's gentle rather than sedating — meant to loosen what grief tightens, not knock a person out. Folk tradition holds it eases into rest when anxiety or sorrow are what's keeping someone wired at 2am, and offers something like lightness of spirit on the other side of loss, however far off that feels.

This bark comes from one tree on the farm, and it won't come again. The tree's being removed, and this is what we harvested before it went. What's here is what there is.

Ingredients: Mimosa bark (Albizia julibrissin), alcohol.

How to use: 1 dropper 2x a day as needed.

Cautions: May not suit those with very dry constitutions in large doses. Generally considered safe. Consult your herbalist or healthcare provider if pregnant, nursing, or taking medications.

These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

One tree. One harvest. Once it's gone, it's gone.

Crafted at Elder Creek Farm · Scott County, Indiana.