Mullein Leaf Explained in Plain Words
Mullein shows up on the label first. Here is what it is, where it grows and what the 10:1 on the bottle means.
A plant you can spot
Mullein stands tall by roads and across sunny fields. Its leaves are wide and woolly, a lot like felt. In the second summer it grows a long spike with small yellow flowers.
A long record of use
Herbal traditions in Europe and North America have worked with the leaves for generations. People dried them and used them in teas and homemade blends.
What 10:1 means
An extract is a concentrated form of a plant. A 10:1 extract is made from about ten parts of dried leaf for each part of finished extract. That is why a small amount in the spray stands for a lot of leaf.
Why it leads the blend
Mullein leaf is first in the formula because BreathiZen is made to support clear airways and lung health.* It works next to ginger root and organic lemon extract.
Easy to take
There is no tea to steep. Shake, press four pumps, done. See how a spray compares with capsules in spray supplements: what to know.
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