Lakota Made
Ksuyeya (Pain) Tincture
Description
Ksuyeya (ksoo-yay-yuh) means "pain" in the Lakota language.
Ingredients: White Willow Bark, Mullein Root, Plant Glycerin, Water (alcohol-free)
Uses: Supports relief from general pain, muscle spasms, and joint discomfort.
Dosage:
- For pain relief: Adults take 2-4 dropperfuls daily for up to 12 weeks.
- For muscle spasms and tight joints: Take 6-10 drops, 3-4 times daily as needed.
- Can be taken directly or mixed with juice, tea, or smoothies.
Storage: Keep refrigerated and use within two months of opening. Check the sticker on the bottle for the expiration date.
Packaging: 2oz amber glass dropper bottle.
Ingredient Benefits:
- White Willow Bark: Traditionally used for pain relief and inflammation support. Contains salicin, a natural compound similar to aspirin.
- Mullein Root: Helps relax muscles and soothe joint discomfort.
- Plant Glycerin: Naturally preserves the tincture and adds a light sweetness.
- Water: Creates a smooth, alcohol-free base for easy consumption.
Cautions: Not recommended for children under 16, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or individuals with aspirin sensitivities. If you take blood thinners, anti-inflammatory drugs, or have a chronic condition, consult your healthcare provider before use.
If you're looking for an extra-strength anti-inflammatory pain reliever or a natural pain reliever without white willow bark, try our Thaŋka Ksuyeya Tincture!
Looking for a natural topical pain reliever? Browse our collection of Lakota Pain Relief Salves!
