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Hawthorn Food for the Heart Elixir
Crataegeus Monogyna, Turnera diffusa, Rosa, Hibiscus Rosa Sinensi, Cinnamomum Verum
Energetics: Sweet, Sour, Cooling
Organ Affinities: Cardiovascular system, Nervous system, Digestive system, hypotensive
Actions: Astringent, Antioxidant, Cardio-tonic, Vasodilator, Nervine, Antiarrythmic, Anti-ischemic
Elements: Fire
Planetary Correspondence: Leo, Venus, Sun
Mythos, Folklore, & Esoterica:
Hawthorn is a very mythical tree, steeped in folklore and tales across many cultures and living traditions. In some of these stories it is said that the tree is held sacred by the fairy folk, a favored dwelling where they gather and reside. For that reason it is widely considered dangerous to harm or threaten a hawthorn, for such wrongdoing is believed to anger the fairies and invite their revenge, bringing misfortune or bad luck upon those responsible.
Hawthorn is widely regarded as one of the premier cardiovascular remedies, prized for the way it protects the heart from disease, stress, and tissue damage. Its well-documented actions include improving coronary circulation, dilating coronary arteries, and relieving cardiac hypoxemia, thereby supporting healthier oxygen delivery to the myocardium. It helps regulate blood pressure by not only relaxing and opening vessels but also toning and strengthening their walls, so that vascular resilience is enhanced over time. By fortifying the tissues and improving both heart rate and contractile force, hawthorn supports the integrated function of the entire cardiovascular system. The flowers and leaves are particularly rich in antioxidants, which preserve vascular elasticity, keep blood vessels supple, and help prevent the buildup of arterial plaque.
Energetically, hawthorn is known as a tender and compassionate ally of the emotional heart, offering steady, patient support to those moving through the long valleys of grief or slowly mending from heartbreak. Its berries are like nourishment for the soul—rich, grounding food for the most delicate places within. As they fill the hollows and restore what has been worn thin, hawthorn strengthens the quiet beauty at the center of one’s being, allowing the true essence of the soul to shine more clearly and guide the unfolding path of life.
So often, old wounds or energetic blockages dim our inner light, keep us from loving deeply, or prevent us from opening our hearts to the genuine connections we long for. The tree’s thorns speak to its gift for entering these tender spaces—touching the hidden aches within the emotions, helping release what no longer needs to be carried, and offering gentle renewal and steadying comfort to the spirit.
Herbs of Leo & the Sun are said to be remedies that strengthen, nourish, and soothe an anxious heart, cleanse, and uplift the spirit. These gentle herbs are crafted to mend and deepen our relationships with others, restoring harmony and trust. Hawthorn, in particular, fortifies our connection to the true self, helping to strengthen and protect our essential nature. In a similar way that it nourishes and strengthens the physical heart, so too does it strengthen our capacity to exist in a state of heart consciousness, moving our awareness down from the mind and into the heart. In the Chinese model, it’s said that The heart stores the shen, or the spirit.
INGREDIENTS: A primary blend of Wild-harvested Fresh Hawthorn berry, leaf, and flower, Organic Damiana, Rosehips, Cinnamon, Local Honey, Brandy, & organic Corn Spirits
SUGGESTED USE: a Tsp - Tblsp 1- 3x per day during the onset of Symptoms & to boost Immunity
Bottle Size: 4 oz
Crataegeus Monogyna, Turnera diffusa, Rosa, Hibiscus Rosa Sinensi, Cinnamomum Verum
Energetics: Sweet, Sour, Cooling
Organ Affinities: Cardiovascular system, Nervous system, Digestive system, hypotensive
Actions: Astringent, Antioxidant, Cardio-tonic, Vasodilator, Nervine, Antiarrythmic, Anti-ischemic
Elements: Fire
Planetary Correspondence: Leo, Venus, Sun
Mythos, Folklore, & Esoterica:
Hawthorn is a very mythical tree, steeped in folklore and tales across many cultures and living traditions. In some of these stories it is said that the tree is held sacred by the fairy folk, a favored dwelling where they gather and reside. For that reason it is widely considered dangerous to harm or threaten a hawthorn, for such wrongdoing is believed to anger the fairies and invite their revenge, bringing misfortune or bad luck upon those responsible.
Hawthorn is widely regarded as one of the premier cardiovascular remedies, prized for the way it protects the heart from disease, stress, and tissue damage. Its well-documented actions include improving coronary circulation, dilating coronary arteries, and relieving cardiac hypoxemia, thereby supporting healthier oxygen delivery to the myocardium. It helps regulate blood pressure by not only relaxing and opening vessels but also toning and strengthening their walls, so that vascular resilience is enhanced over time. By fortifying the tissues and improving both heart rate and contractile force, hawthorn supports the integrated function of the entire cardiovascular system. The flowers and leaves are particularly rich in antioxidants, which preserve vascular elasticity, keep blood vessels supple, and help prevent the buildup of arterial plaque.
Energetically, hawthorn is known as a tender and compassionate ally of the emotional heart, offering steady, patient support to those moving through the long valleys of grief or slowly mending from heartbreak. Its berries are like nourishment for the soul—rich, grounding food for the most delicate places within. As they fill the hollows and restore what has been worn thin, hawthorn strengthens the quiet beauty at the center of one’s being, allowing the true essence of the soul to shine more clearly and guide the unfolding path of life.
So often, old wounds or energetic blockages dim our inner light, keep us from loving deeply, or prevent us from opening our hearts to the genuine connections we long for. The tree’s thorns speak to its gift for entering these tender spaces—touching the hidden aches within the emotions, helping release what no longer needs to be carried, and offering gentle renewal and steadying comfort to the spirit.
Herbs of Leo & the Sun are said to be remedies that strengthen, nourish, and soothe an anxious heart, cleanse, and uplift the spirit. These gentle herbs are crafted to mend and deepen our relationships with others, restoring harmony and trust. Hawthorn, in particular, fortifies our connection to the true self, helping to strengthen and protect our essential nature. In a similar way that it nourishes and strengthens the physical heart, so too does it strengthen our capacity to exist in a state of heart consciousness, moving our awareness down from the mind and into the heart. In the Chinese model, it’s said that The heart stores the shen, or the spirit.
INGREDIENTS: A primary blend of Wild-harvested Fresh Hawthorn berry, leaf, and flower, Organic Damiana, Rosehips, Cinnamon, Local Honey, Brandy, & organic Corn Spirits
SUGGESTED USE: a Tsp - Tblsp 1- 3x per day during the onset of Symptoms & to boost Immunity
Bottle Size: 4 oz