Elderberry Plus Respiratory Support

Name: Elderberry Plus Respiratory Support
Brand: Elderberry Family Farms
Price: 24.97 USD
Availability: InStock

$24.97

Supports Immune Health

Cold & Flu Support

Natural Cough Relief

Elderberry with Enhanced Respiratory Support

The Elderberry Plus Respiratory Support concentrate is a natural blend of elderberry combined with herbs traditionally used to soothe the lungs, calm coughs, and support clear breathing — including marshmallow root, mullein leaf, wild cherry bark, licorice root, ginger root, and lemon peel.

This formula unites elderberry’s antioxidant power with respiratory-supporting botanicals to promote comfort and wellness, especially during cold and flu season.

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Elderberry Plus Respiratory Support

Breathe Easy, Naturally — with the Elderberry Plus Respiratory Support Blend

EXPERIENCE THE POWER OF SYNERGISTIC RESPIRATORY SUPPORT

Ingredients:

Elderberries - Rich in nutrients and antioxidants, elderberries have natural anti-inflammatory and immune-supporting properties. Research suggests they may help defend against seasonal viruses and support faster recovery.
Marshmallow Root - Soothes irritated respiratory tissues with its natural mucilage content. Traditionally used to calm coughs, sore throats, and dryness in the airways.
Mullein Leaf - A time-tested herb that supports lung function and helps clear mucus. Commonly used for cough, asthma, congestion, and general respiratory comfort.
Wild Cherry Bark - Acts as a natural expectorant and relaxant for the respiratory system, helping to ease coughs and calm the throat.
Licorice Root - Moisturizes and soothes the respiratory tract while providing mild anti-inflammatory benefits. Traditionally used to relieve sore throats and bronchial irritation.
Ginger Root - A warming herb known for its anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects. Supports circulation and helps reduce inflammation associated with respiratory discomfort.
Lemon Peel - Provides natural vitamin C and essential oils with antioxidant and cleansing benefits, helping to refresh and support overall wellness.

Pure, Gentle, and Easy to Use—Every Drop Counts

Pure, Convenient, and Free from Additives

Take directly under the tongue or mix into your favorite beverage. This alcohol-free formula is preserved in vegetable glycerin with no corn syrup, artificial sweeteners, or additives—just pure herbal support in a convenient dropper bottle, safe enough for the whole family.

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When Dr. Michelle Jorgensen faced serious health issues due to mercury poisoning—caused by drilling out “silver” fillings—she knew something had to change Determined to find safer alternatives, Dr. Michelle dedicated herself to uncovering the hidden dangers in traditional dental materials and procedures. Her journey led her to explore natural, root-cause solutions that benefit not just your mouth but your entire body. With years of hands-on research and clinical experience as both a dentist and naturopath, she developed this Tooth Powder—a safe, all-natural alternative to toothpaste that supports oral health without sacrificing overall well-being. Made for her family, now made for yours!

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Backed by Nature, Proven by Science

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