Getting To Know Mullein
Label name: Mullein (Verbascum thapsus) leaf extract 10:1 · On the label: One of three botanicals in the 154 mg blend · It is there for: Throat and chest comfort.*
Mullein (Verbascum thapsus) is a tall plant with soft, silvery leaves that is easy to spot on a country verge. For generations, herbalists have turned to its leaves when the throat and chest feel dry or scratchy.
On the BreathiZen label mullein comes first, as a 10:1 leaf extract, and it is the botanical most closely tied to the formula's breathing-comfort aim.*
A plant with a long memory
Mullein has been gathered across Europe, Asia and North America for centuries, usually as a leaf tea or a dried herb.
Why a 10:1 extract
A 10:1 ratio means roughly ten parts of dried leaf were concentrated into one part of extract, so a very small amount of the blend can carry the herb.
How it fits the spray
A spray puts the herb right where the throat is, which is why mullein suits a mouth-and-throat format so well.*
Mullein in the Context of the Whole Formula
BreathiZen puts three botanicals into one 154 mg blend. Mullein is on the label for throat and chest comfort.* The formula is meant to travel alongside fresh air, steady water and regular movement.
Keep reading with the label notes and the BreathiZen questions page, or browse the easy breathing habits.
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*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. BreathiZen is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results vary.