Cistus Incanus – 4 oz Final Sale

BioPure Health Cistus Incanus Tincture

Immune & Biofilm Support

Cistus Incanus is naturally rich in immune-supportive polyphenols, proanthocyanins, and bioflavonoids. This time-honored botanical promotes gastrointestinal and immune health, supports a balanced microbiome, and encourages overall vitality.

Key Benefits and Features:

Supports natural biofilm physiology and a healthy microbiome ecosystem

Promotes microbial balance and gastrointestinal wellness

Helps maintain healthy mucosa in the mouth, sinuses, and gastrointestinal tract

Supports healthy immune function

Promotes a healthy, diverse microbiome

Ingredients

Suggested Use

Take 1 dropperful (1 mL) 2 to 3 times per day or as directed by your healthcare practitioner. Shake before use.

Warning: Do not use when pregnant or nursing unless recommended by your healthcare practitioner. Keep out of reach of children.

Storage: Store in a cool, dry, and dark place.

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Pairs Well With:

• O3 Oils Rizol Myrrh

Your Questions Answered:

Q: What is the ratio of herb to menstruum?

A:The herb menstruum ratio for Cistus Incanus tincture is 1:5, meaning 1 gram of botanical is provided in each 5 mL of tincture.

Q: What is the difference between Cistus Incanus Tea versus Cistus Incanus Tincture?

A:Both the tea and tincture of Cistus Incanus are great products, but they are different delivery systems. We are able to offer both options to meet your needs. Each form of the plant extract is beneficial in supporting the immune system and reducing unnecessary biofilms.

Everyday stressors in today’s world can place added demands on the body’s interconnected systems and disrupt internal balance. In the face of these challenges, traditional botanical remedies—once common in everyday care yet often overlooked today—offer meaningful ways to reconnect with nature’s restorative intelligence. Gentle yet potent, these botanicals help nourish equilibrium and strengthen the body’s defenses, providing grounded support in a world where ongoing environmental stressors can strain the body’s natural systems of resilience.