Herb 8 Urinary Comfort Organic Blend

Pour 150–250 ml of hot drinking water (maximum 80 °C) over the recommended amount of herbs in a glass or porcelain container.

Herb quantity:
- Per cup (250 ml): use 3–4 teaspoons of dried herbs

- Per litre: use 4–5 tablespoons, corresponding to 14–18 g per litre (daily amount)

Cover the container to preserve the active plant compounds and stir occasionally.

Standard infusion (daily use):
Let steep for 5–10 minutes, then strain through a sieve and enjoy.

For stronger, medicinal-style preparation:
Cover and allow the infusion to steep for at least 1 hour or longer to extract more of the plants’ active compounds. Strain before use.

Drink up to 1 liter per day, spread throughout the day, to support urinary comfort and the body’s natural elimination processes.

- Certified Organic Product
- Certified Organic Agriculture (AB certified)
- Origin of raw materials: France
- Country of manufacture: France

Heather (Erica cinerea, flower) – 50%
Ash (Fraxinus excelsior, leaf) – 30%
Mallow (Malva sylvestris, flower and leaf) – 20%

All ingredients are from certified organic farming.

• Urinary tract infection

🌿Heather – Erica cinerea (flower)

Heather has been a companion plant to humans for thousands of years, especially across Northern and Western Europe. It thrives on poor, acidic soils where few other plants survive, which already earned it a reputation as a symbol of resilience and purification.

In Celtic and Norse traditions, heather was considered a cleansing plant. It was used not only medicinally but also ritually - burned, brewed, or laid in living spaces to promote clarity and protection. Herbal texts from the Middle Ages describe heather infusions as a way to “wash the waters of the body,” a poetic way of referring to urinary flow and internal cleansing.

Traditionally, the flowers were preferred for infusions, valued for their gently astringent and purifying nature. Heather became especially associated with urinary comfort, kidney support, and elimination in rural herbal practice.

🌿Ash – Fraxinus excelsior (leaf)

The ash tree holds an almost mythic status in European history. In Norse cosmology, the world tree Yggdrasil was an ash, symbolizing life, flow, and connection between realms. In more practical terms, ash was known as a tree that “keeps things moving.”

By the time of Greek and Roman herbal medicine, ash leaves were already used in teas and decoctions to support elimination and joint comfort. Medieval European herbals describe ash leaf infusions as light, draining, and cleansing - particularly helpful when the body felt “heavy” or overloaded.

Ash leaves became a classic ingredient in traditional spring infusions, intended to encourage fluid movement through the kidneys and support metabolic waste elimination. This reputation followed the plant well into modern phytotherapy.

🌿Mallow – Malva sylvestris (flower and leaf)

Mallow may be one of the most universally loved medicinal plants in Europe. Its use stretches back to Ancient Greece, where Hippocrates himself wrote about its soothing properties. The very name Malva comes from a root meaning “to soften.”

In Roman times, mallow was both food and medicine, used to calm irritated tissues internally and externally. Medieval monks cultivated it in monastery gardens specifically for its gentle, protective nature.

Both the leaves and flowers are rich in mucilage, a natural plant substance that forms a soft, soothing gel when infused in water. Historically, mallow was used to calm irritation in the digestive tract, respiratory system, and urinary tract - anywhere the body needed softness rather than stimulation.

In herbal blends, mallow traditionally plays the role of the harmonizer, balancing stronger cleansing plants and making formulas gentler and more comfortable for regular use.

🌿A Traditional Herbal Synergy

- Historically, these plants were often combined for a reason:

- Heather cleanses and supports urinary flow

- Ash encourages elimination and movement

- Mallow soothes and protects delicate tissues

This trio reflects a classic European herbal logic: cleanse, support flow, and protect - without forcing the body. It’s a quiet, intelligent blend shaped by centuries of observation rather than trends.

50g