Hyssop Monastery Herb Extract

Dynamic clarity

Food supplement made from aqueous-alcoholic plant extract.

The monks recommend taking up to 5 drops three times a day, undiluted or in water.

15 drops correspond to the maximum daily intake (0.75ml extract from 75mg hyssop).

Water, alcohol (33% vol.), hyssop (Hyssopus officinalis, flowers, leaves, stems).

This product contains alcohol (33% vol.).

Please do not exceed the recommended daily intake (especially if you are hypersensitive to pinocamphon). Not a substitute for a balanced and varied diet.

Keep out of reach of small children. Not suitable for pregnant women and children.

In the Benedictine monastery Gut Aich in the Austrian Salzkammergut, the monks use the ancient herbal knowledge accumulated over centuries for the traditional cultivation and production of their valuable products.

The careful handling of the herbs results in exceptional quality:

• Traditional breeding & cultivation without the use of artificial fertilizers or chemical poisons.
• If available, wild collection on untouched alpine pastures.
• Selected from hand-picked fresh plants of the best quality.
• Harvested at the best possible time for each individual.
• Freshly processed immediately after harvest.

We say that the monks’ products are unparalleled!

Hyssop is the star of herbalists throughout the centuries. It was widely mentioned by Dioscorides (a scholar at the time of the Roman Emperor Nero) and also by Hildegard von Bingen. In the south in particular, its leaves are often used in salads, sauces and soups. Hyssop is particularly popular with fatty foods. It is also a beautiful bee food and ornamental plant.

According to modern scientific standards, there is clear evidence of appetite-stimulating and digestive effects due to the aromatic-bitter taste of hyssop, although these were only suspected at significantly higher doses than with this dietary supplement.

(Please stick to the maximum daily intake of 15 drops recommended by the monks!).

PLEASE NOTE:Food law forces us to make it clear that there is no connection between this food or any of its ingredients on the one hand and health on the other!To achieve a health-related effect, you should use an approved medicine, for example. This is not an approved medicine, but a food.