A mother tincture is the starting extract used in some homeopathic preparations and is generally more concentrated than a highly diluted potency. Because it may contain measurable plant or mineral constituents, it needs ingredient-specific safety advice.
How to store mother tinctures so they keep their character, and how dosing works at home: drops in water, clean droppers, short courses, and watching the interval.
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