Mistletoe (Viscum album)
Embrace the mystical essence of Mistletoe with this traditional herbal infusion for wellness rituals.
£13.60
Dried Mistletoe herb invites you to craft soothing teas that gently support well-being and inner balance. Infuse it as a nurturing face wash or hair rinse to care for your skin and scalp. Embrace this timeless herbal companion in your daily rituals.
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Botanical Name: Viscum album
Common Name(s): Mistletoe, European Mistletoe, Common Mistletoe
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Cut Size: Cut & Sifted
Steep Time: 10 minutes
Water Temperature: 100°C (Boiling water)
How To use
Place 1 teaspoon of dried mistletoe herb in a cup. Add boiling water and steep for 5-10 minutes. Strain and sip slowly up to 1-2 cups daily to support well-being.
The Science
- Rich in bioactive compounds including flavonoids, amines, and viscotoxins.
- Traditionally studied for potential cardiovascular support and immune support.
- Contains lectins noted in research, traditionally used in specialised herbal practices.
Ingredients
100% Viscum album cut herb
Mistletoe Magic: Viscum album – Nature's Enigmatic Elixir
Savour the subtly earthy, mildly bitter notes of Mistletoe tea, a timeless infusion revered in European herbal traditions for its balancing properties. Perfect for those seeking a contemplative brew to support circulatory balance and inner harmony, steeped in folklore as a symbol of vitality and protection.
Folklore, Tradition & Etymology
Mistletoe, known as ‘Viscum album’ in ancient lore, was sacred to Druids who harvested it with golden sickles under the full moon. Hung at Yuletide for protection and fertility, it inspired the kissing tradition, symbolising peace and love across Celtic and Norse myths.
A Heritage of Well-being
From medieval European apothecaries to modern herbalists, Mistletoe has been cherished for its revered role in maintaining natural balance. Sourced sustainably, our cut herb upholds centuries of artisanal drying techniques to preserve its potent spirit.
Is this the right herb for me?
Herbal support is individual. Reflect on your wellness needs and consult a qualified herbalist or healthcare professional to determine suitability.
How long until I notice results?
Responses to herbs vary by person. Supportive effects may build with consistent use over several weeks; observe your own experience.
Can I use mistletoe during pregnancy?
No, mistletoe is not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding individuals.
How should I store dried mistletoe?
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight in an airtight container to preserve quality.
Is mistletoe suitable for children?
Not recommended for children. Always seek professional advice for young users.
Important Caution
Please consult a qualified herbal medical or healthcare practitioner as not all herbs are suitable for children, during pregnancy or breastfeeding, if unwell, or when on any medication, as some herbs may affect metabolism of some drugs. If you are unsure, please ask us or your health practitioner. Avoid if you have an allergy to the plant family. Not suitable for pregnant or breastfeeding women. Avoid if you suffer from low blood pressure, heart conditions, or are taking related medications. Consult a healthcare professional before use.