Coptis
Coptis chinensis. Confirm the plant part in the product specification.
Six listed botanicals · Contains chaparral
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Blood & Lymph Tincture is a herbal blend listed with six botanicals: coptis, garlic, chaparral, Capsicum, burdock and Oregon grape. The listing specifies a 45% alcohol base. The name identifies the blend. It is not a claim that the tincture cleanses blood, drains lymph, treats swelling or improves circulation.
Important: contains chaparral (Larrea tridentata). Chaparral has been linked with liver injury. Do not use this product if you have a liver condition. Seek advice before use if you take medicines, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are allergic to the daisy family. Read the bottle before you buy.
Crystal Health & Beauty's Blood & Lymph Tincture brings together six named plants in an alcohol-based liquid extract. The published ingredient list includes coptis, garlic, chaparral, Capsicum, burdock and Oregon grape. If you are choosing between herbal blends, start with the ingredient declaration and the directions on the actual bottle.
Important: contains chaparral (Larrea tridentata). Chaparral has been linked with liver injury. Do not use this product if you have a liver condition. Seek advice from a suitable healthcare professional before use if you take medicines, are pregnant or breastfeeding, are allergic to the daisy family, or have any question about whether this alcohol-based preparation is appropriate for you.
“Blood & Lymph” is the name of this blend. It is not a claim that the tincture cleanses the blood, drains the lymphatic system, treats swelling or improves circulation. If you have unexplained swelling or a persistent health concern, obtain a proper assessment rather than using a product name as a treatment guide.
Coptis chinensis. Confirm the plant part in the product specification.
Allium sativum. An extract is not the same as eating a clove of garlic.
Larrea tridentata, also called creosote bush. Oral chaparral products have been linked with serious liver damage.
A pepper-family botanical. The species is not confirmed. The listing writes “Capsicum annuum frutescens”, which is not one scientific name.
Arctium lappa. Naming the plant does not establish an effect of the finished tincture.
Mahonia aquifolium. The plant part is not stated on this page.
Safety
Chaparral
Linked with liver injury
This blend contains chaparral (Larrea tridentata). Do not use it if you have a liver condition. The warning on this page is part of the product information, not a footnote.
Each botanical has its own identity. This blend should not be confused with other products that use a similar name, and it does not include red clover, cleavers, echinacea, nettle or poke root.
Coptis is listed as Coptis chinensis. Garlic is Allium sativum, included as a botanical in the extract rather than as a fresh food serving. Chaparral is Larrea tridentata. Burdock is Arctium lappa. Oregon grape is Mahonia aquifolium. The plant part used for each herb is not stated here.
Capsicum is a pepper-family botanical. The current listing writes the name as “Capsicum annuum frutescens”. That expression does not identify one species. It is not resolved here as Capsicum annuum or Capsicum frutescens. Check the bottle, and contact us if the declaration differs from this page.
The pictures beside this product are not a photograph of an approved label. Use the ingredient list on this page, and the label on the bottle you receive.

The listing specifies a 45% alcohol base. That wording does not, on its own, confirm the amount of alcohol in the finished bottle. It may describe the extraction mixture rather than a finished alcohol percentage. Diluting a serving in water or juice, where the label allows it, does not make the serving alcohol-free.
Our guide to alcohol in herbal tinctures explains the difference between an extraction base and the finished liquid.
Shake the bottle as instructed on its label. Follow the exact serving and frequency printed on the bottle supplied. This page does not give a drop count, a daily frequency or a duration. Do not copy directions from another tincture, and do not give this preparation to a child on the basis of this listing.
Before use
Contains chaparral (Larrea tridentata). Chaparral has been linked with liver injury. Do not use this product if you have a liver condition. Seek advice before use if you take medicines, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are allergic to the daisy family. Check the complete label for every restriction. Do not treat this website text as a substitute for the bottle.
Keep the bottle tightly closed in a cool, dark place, away from direct light and out of the reach of children. Follow any further storage instruction printed on the bottle.
Product details can change between batches. The physical label and the manufacturer's specification take precedence over this page. If the bottle you receive lists different herbs, follow that label and contact Crystal Health & Beauty before considering use.
| Name | Blood & Lymph Tincture |
|---|---|
| Type | Multi-botanical herbal tincture |
| Botanicals listed | Six: coptis, garlic, chaparral, Capsicum, burdock and Oregon grape |
| Botanical names | Coptis chinensis; Allium sativum; Larrea tridentata; Capsicum, species not confirmed; Arctium lappa; Mahonia aquifolium |
| Alcohol base | Listed as a 45% alcohol base. Not confirmed as the alcohol content of the finished bottle. |
| Serving | Follow the bottle. No drop count is published here. |
| Caution | Contains chaparral, which has been linked with liver injury. Do not use with a liver condition. |
| Storage | Keep closed in a cool, dark place, away from children. |
| Price | £22.00 |
It is the name of a six-botanical liquid herbal preparation sold by Crystal Health & Beauty. The current list includes coptis, garlic, chaparral, Capsicum, burdock and Oregon grape.
Coptis (Coptis chinensis), garlic (Allium sativum), chaparral (Larrea tridentata), Capsicum, burdock (Arctium lappa) and Oregon grape (Mahonia aquifolium). The precise Capsicum species still has to be confirmed against the physical label.
Yes. The listing includes chaparral (Larrea tridentata). Chaparral has been linked with liver injury, including serious cases. Read that warning before considering purchase.
No. Do not use it if you have a liver condition. The chaparral ingredient is associated with a recognised risk of liver injury.
No. The product name does not establish a treatment for swelling, lymphatic disorders or circulation problems. Unexplained or persistent swelling should be professionally assessed.
No. The listing does not establish that this tincture removes toxins from the bloodstream or changes lymphatic drainage. The product is identified by its six ingredients.
Yes. The page specifies a 45% alcohol base. That figure has not been confirmed as the alcohol content of the finished bottle. It may describe the extraction mixture instead.
Only if the bottle supplied says so. Adding water or juice can change the taste. It does not remove the alcohol already in a measured serving.
Follow the directions on the exact bottle supplied. This page does not publish a drop count or a dosing frequency. Do not substitute directions from other tinctures.
Do not assume that it is. Seek advice during pregnancy or breastfeeding. The chaparral ingredient needs particular care.
Herbal preparations can interact with medicines. Speak with a suitable healthcare professional before use if you take medication, and take the complete ingredient list with you.
No directions for children are confirmed on this page. Do not give this preparation to a child on the basis of this listing.
A single-herb tincture centres on one named botanical. This listing contains six. The ingredients, alcohol base and directions cannot be transferred between products. Dandelion Root Tincture is a separate product with its own formula.
Keep it tightly closed in a cool, dark place and out of children's reach, and follow any further instruction on the bottle.
Follow the label supplied and contact Crystal Health & Beauty before considering use. Two different declarations should not be assumed to describe the same blend.
The guide to alcohol in herbal tinctures explains extraction bases and why each preparation has its own directions.
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