English Ivy Leaf (Hedera helix) – ShopHerbs
Traditional Respiratory Support Herb*
ShopHerbs’ Climbing Ivy Leaf is ethically harvested from controlled sources, carefully dried, and prepared for herbal use. While English Ivy is commonly known as an ornamental plant, its leaves have been used in traditional European herbalism for generations to support respiratory comfort.*
Traditional Uses & Benefits:*
- Respiratory Support – Historically used to promote clear breathing
- May Support Airway Comfort* – Contains saponins that traditional preparations utilize
- Herbal Preparations – Used by professional herbalists in formulated blends
Preparation Methods (Professional Use Only):
- Controlled Decoctions: Prepared under professional guidance
- Tinctures: Only in properly measured formulations
- Not for Direct Consumption: Always used in processed preparations
Product Specifications:
- Source: Sustainably gathered from monitored European growths
- Form: Whole dried leaves (not powdered)
- Safety: Lab-tested for proper identification
Safety Information:
- Not for use during pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Not for children
- May interact with certain medications
- Always consult a qualified herbalist before use
*These historical uses are not medically verified. This product is sold for ethnobotanical research only. Not intended for internal use without professional guidance.
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