Yarrow Tincture

Yarrow Tincture

Protector of the Blood • Healer of Boundaries • Herbal Ally of Resilience

Yarrow is one of the great ancient healers—an herb of both warriors and wise women. It works deeply with the blood, the skin, and the nervous system, teaching the body how to respond intelligently to injury, inflammation, and emotional overwhelm. As a tincture, yarrow offers fast-acting support, moving quickly through the body to restore balance and resilience.

• Supports healthy circulation and blood flow

• Assists the body in stopping minor bleeding and strengthening blood vessels

• Helps regulate fevers by encouraging healthy sweating

• Soothes inflammation and pain in muscles and joints

• Supports digestion and eases cramping

• Calms the nervous system during stress or shock

• Traditionally used for menstrual discomfort and cycle regulation

• Supports immune response during colds and flu

• Styptic – helps slow and stop bleeding

• Astringent – tones tissues and blood vessels

• Diaphoretic – promotes healthy sweating to break fevers

• Anti-inflammatory – eases swelling and pain

• Antimicrobial – supports immune defense

• Bitter – stimulates digestion and liver function

• Nervine – supports the nervous system and emotional regulation

Yarrow tincture strengthens the body’s ability to respond to both internal and external stress. It brings balance to systems that feel overstimulated or fragile—whether that shows up as inflammation, tension, fever, or emotional overwhelm. Yarrow teaches the body when to open and release and when to contract and protect, making it a powerful ally for resilience and recovery.

Energetically, yarrow is known as a boundary herb It is often used by healers, caregivers, and those who care deeply.

Yarrow carries a quiet strength. It does not harden the body or spirit, but instead teaches discernment—how to engage without depletion, how to heal without closing the heart. This tincture is especially supportive during times of transition, recovery, or when learning to stand firmly in one’s own center.