Cough Elixir

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Respiratory Soother

Wild cherry bark has a long history of use for calming persistent, spasmodic, or irritating coughs. This elixir (formerly called Wild Cherry Bark Elixir) supports the respiratory system when tissues feel dry, overworked, or inflamed—helping quiet the cough reflex while easing discomfort in the chest and throat. Blended with warming spices and raw honey, it offers both comfort and steady support during seasonal illness or lingering winter coughs.

Ingredients: Wild Cherry Bark, Clove, Cinnamon, Local Raw Honey, Gluten Free Vodka

Serving Size: 1 mL/20 drops/one dropper full
Servings per Container: 60

Respiratory Soother

Wild cherry bark has a long history of use for calming persistent, spasmodic, or irritating coughs. This elixir (formerly called Wild Cherry Bark Elixir) supports the respiratory system when tissues feel dry, overworked, or inflamed—helping quiet the cough reflex while easing discomfort in the chest and throat. Blended with warming spices and raw honey, it offers both comfort and steady support during seasonal illness or lingering winter coughs.

Ingredients: Wild Cherry Bark, Clove, Cinnamon, Local Raw Honey, Gluten Free Vodka

Serving Size: 1 mL/20 drops/one dropper full
Servings per Container: 60

How It Works

  • Anti-inflammatory compounds in wild cherry bark help ease respiratory tract discomfort, making breathing easier and more comfortable.

  • Its demulcent properties coat and calm inflamed mucous membranes, reducing throat irritation caused by colds, bronchitis, or seasonal allergies.

  • Wild cherry bark contains natural antitussive (cough-suppressant) compounds that calm the cough reflex, making it particularly effective for dry, spasmodic, or persistent coughs.

 
  • Its gentle sedative properties help calm restlessness and promote relaxation, making it an excellent choice for nighttime cough relief.

    • Indigenous peoples used wild cherry bark infusions and decoctions to address coughs, bronchial inflammation, and conditions like bronchitis.

    • Some tribes also employed wild cherry bark to help reduce fevers and support digestive health, particularly for nausea or upset stomachs.

  • Clove: A warming, aromatic spice that supports circulation, eases stagnation, and brings gentle antimicrobial action to the respiratory system.

    Cinnamon: Promotes warmth and movement in the chest, helping mobilize mucus while supporting overall respiratory comfort.

    Raw Honey: Offers a soothing, demulcent coating for the throat while providing gentle antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory support.

Rebecca’s Tips

Take 1–2 dropperfuls (1 mL/20 drops) up to 3 times daily as needed for respiratory support or cough relief. Use consistently during respiratory discomfort or as a nightly remedy to promote restful sleep when coughing disrupts rest. Pair with warm teas or honey for added soothing effects.

 

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