Catnip Herbal Tincture 

Catnip Tincture is an organic herbal extract that soothes colic and teething pain in infants and children & is a safe children's sedative. 

We prepare our Catnip Extract from the leaves of Nepeta Cataria plant which are  organically grown on our own ranch without the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides. Our Catnip is never fumigated or irradiated.

To assure optimal extraction of the catnip bioactive compounds, the leaves are hand-picked and are carefully shade-dried to retain their full color & aroma, and are then thoroughly extracted.

Plant Part Extracted:  Fresh whole leaves

Catnip, also known as field balm, catswort or catmint, has been used for at least 2000 years and is known as strong medicine for the treatment of colds, tension, insomnia and stomach upsets, yet gentle enough for children. Catnip herbal extracts are particularly good for relief of insomnia and prevention of nightmares. Catnip is one of the best ways to control anxiety it’s a mild sedative that is said to help you relax. It acts as an overall herbal pain reliever to ease tension headaches, migraines and cramps. Catnip is a carminative, or substance that helps expel gas, it is also considered a gastric stimulant in humans. It aids in the movement of material out of the digestive system, including food and infection, while reducing muscle tightness and inducing overall relaxation.

Catnip is a nervous system "calmative" and used as a muscle relaxer. It is known to calm the body and reduce restlessness, stress, tension and hyperactivity. For children, it can be highly effective in coping with ADHD. Since Catnip is known to excite cats, this may seem a different use for the herbal remedy but it has a very calming effect on the ADHD brain. Catnip extracts contain chemicals the mimic the effects of valepotriates in Valerian. These chemicals may improve mental focus, reduce distractions and enhance learning retention. Catnip may also induce sleep, which may help to reduce hyperactivity and lack of focus. 

Catnip is not only restricted to mental disorders, but it is also helpful for sleep disorders like insomnia and many respond quite well to this herb. It has been reported to induce sleep in humans and a general state of calm without producing after-effects the following day.  It is often used for children to help them sleep or settle them down. 

Catnip is believed to have astringent and antibiotic properties that are useful in treating bronchial infection. Some of the herb's uses remain timeless, however, especially its ability to treat colds, and other viral infections, coughs, asthma, pneumonia and sore throat. It acts as a natural decongestant and can play a very important role in alleviating chest congestion that occurs at the onset of respiratory ailments. Some people with commonly occurring asthma swear by its ability to reduce breathing difficulties. Catnip is believed to be an antispasmodic that will help to relieve chronic coughing. It can even help those suffering from hay fever by reducing the symptoms suffered during an attack. 

As a mild anodyne, Catnip is thought to relieve overall pain, including headaches (particularly associated with nerves). Its sedative action on the nerves adds to its generally relaxing properties and is a useful herbal remedy for migraine headaches. 

Ingredients:  Organically Grown Catnip and 110% Certified Grain Alcohol.

Instructions: Shake well before each use and when finished, store in cool dark place. Use 6-12 drops in juice or water, under the tongue or as desired and may be taken 3 times daily. Keep out of reach of children.

Precautions:  Currently, there are no known warnings or contraindications with the use of Catnip Herbal Supplement. Although Catnip effects on humans speaks volumes about the health benefits, pregnant women should not take Catnip in any form. This is because it induces contractions of the uterus, which may cause miscarriage.

Disclaimer:  The information presented herein by Maus’ Mountain Remedies is intended for educational purposes only. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, cure, treat or prevent disease. Individual results may vary, and before using any supplements, it is always advisable to consult with your own health care provider.