Wildharvested  - Formulated in The Stillroom - Mullein PLUS Compund ..
Mullein Flower - Supports Lungs, Clears Mucus, Supportive of Bronchitis, COPD, Asthma  - Relieves Breathing ... Mullein is approved by the German Commission E, an advisory panel forherbal medicine, for treatment of respiratory catarrh. Studies have confirmed the anti-inflammatory action of mullein. Mullein tincture + tea, made from the flowers and leaf, is a beneficial remedy for bronchitis, sore throat, tonsillitis , dry coughs, and hoarseness. The flowers have bactericidal and sedative properties and are generally considered more medicinally potent than the leaves. Their bactericidal activity was confirmed by researchers at Clemson University, who reported in 2002 that mullein extracts are effective against several species of disease bacteria, including Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus epidermidis, Escherichia coli, and Klebsiella pneumoniae.
 
"Mullein (Verbascum thapsus) ~ A versatile medicinal plant considered to be both a demulcent and expectorant (Weiss, Fintelmann,& Fintelmann, 2000) that loosens and removes excess mucus in the respiratory system while also reducing inflammation. The anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic therapeutic actions in Mullein can also help relax the muscles during an attack while opening the bronchial tubes."
 
Mullein Compound Extract synergistically combined with Black Currant Berry for accessible QUICK delivery of Vitamin C Galore in a 1:2 therapeutic ratio of gluten free spirits. 
 
Suited to Children 2+ years to Adult
Mullein Flower & Black Currant Berry - 1:2 ratio & gluten free spirits. 
50 ml glass dropper bottle  
 
Herbal Preparations, formulas & loose teas created from mullein leaves and flowers date back for thousands of years as support for asthma, coughs, TB, and some bacterial infections. Infusions, powders, and tinctures can be taken orally + used topically. Poultices of wrapped leaves can aid in healing burns and minor wounds. Ontario's First Nation Peoples and the U.S. Amish smoked the dried leaves to relax the lungs when respiratory coughing was uncontrollable, or breathing became too difficult.
Often just making a smudge of the leaves would suffice.

Mullein specifically removes - loosens + expels mucus from the lungs.. Mullein is also known as - flannel leaf or velvet plant & is also of great value for lymphatic stagnancy.
 
Harvesting wild Mullein flowers & leaves for Stillroom Formulas - is a pleasure..local medicines are in plethora quantities in our fields and meadows...I'm sure you know this tall majestic pole of a plant with clusters of tiny bright yellow florets on top like a torch, Mullein blooms from July to September in tall colonies here & it's lovely to stand in a patch with a bushel basket filling quickly.
Mullein's green leaves are soft, fuzzy, and large. The base of the plant has several leaves that spread out on the ground, then, the stem rises from the center, sometimes as tall as eight feet. The huge flower spikes, near the top of the stem, are densely covered with bright yellow flowers that are open for only one day.
 
Mullein is powerful plant remedy for anti viral winter respiratory care.
Locally Wild harvested is an absolutely beautiful IMMUNITY BONUS.
 
'Mullein flower has a negative effect on the herpes simplex virus (HSV-1) and seems especially helpful for women and children who have frequent outbreaks around the mouth triggered by sun, food allergies, or estrogen surges before ovulation. Research shows excellent antiviral qualities against HSV-1 as well as influenza.'*
 
Sources:
*Assessing the Effectiveness of Mullein on Respiratory Conditions - https://www.researchgate.net/publication/308991417_Assessing_the_Effectiveness_of_Mullein_on_Respiratory_Conditions_Such_as_Asthma

* Moore, Michael. Medicinal Plants of the Mountain West. Santa Fe: Museum of New Mexico Press, 2003.
* Felter, Harvey Wickes, and John Uri Lloyd. King's American Dispensatory. Eighteenth Edition. Third Revision ed.
 
This info is for educational purposes only and is not to be regarded as medical advice. Seek medical attention if deemed needed.