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For "Informational Use Only".
For more detailed information, contact your
health care provider
about options that may be available for your specific situation.
Glycerine is a by-product of soap-making and is used to extract hormonal precursors and glycosides from plants. Glycerine can be bought at a drugstore. The procedure for macerating plants in glycerin is exactly the same as for making a tincture. Use fresh plants only. fill a jar with the plant material; completely cover with glycerine that has been diluted 1:1, 1:2, or 1:3 with water; and macerate, tightly covered, for at least six weeks.Definition: Maceration means the process of softening a solid by steeping in a liquid.
MoonDragon's Nutritional Therapy Index
This information obtained from Susan S. Weed's Wise Woman Ways - Menopausal Years.