Bitter Orange

Description

May be useful for allergies, hay fever, pollen, pollution, emotional upsets, bronchitis and asthma.

If you want to breathe easier when troubled by allergies, hay fever, pollen, pollution, emotional upsets, bronchitis, asthma or the other torments that cause a restriction to your breathing, you may consider using the herb, Bitter Orange. The scientific name given to the most common type of Bitter Orange, in use by herbalists, is Citrus aurantium. Although it’s called Bitter Orange, its immediate taste could be described as a pleasant taste of orange with a little bit of bitter chocolate taste at the end.

Although, it’s not bad, Bitter Orange, as a plant, was at home in China originally, but now grows wherever the climate is warm and friendly enough. This gift from God has been in continual use along the trade routes of the Arabian traders since the 16th century. In those parts of the world Bitter Orange is considered a good and is eaten in small amounts as needed. The compounds within work together for breathing passages and increase physical activity. Some people may find Bitter Orange useful for assisting in weight loss.

Experience with Bitter Orange from South American folk use indicates use when sleeping and for frazzled nerves. Traditional Chinese American folk used also for trouble breathing by spraying Bitter Orange extract directly into the throat with a clean atomizer [mist sprayer] and inhale.

Suggested use 
40 drops under the tongue as needed.

Warning: Not intended for use by pregnant or nursing women. If you have a medical condition or are taking medication, consult your doctor prior to use. Discontinue use and consult with your doctor if any adverse reactions occur.