Blue Lotus Extract Powder 100:1

Blue Lotus Extract Powder (Nymphaea caerulea)

Product Description: This blue lotus extract powder is made from premium Nymphaea caerulea flowers, also known as Egyptian Blue Lotus, Sacred Blue Lily, or Blue Water Lily. This concentrated extract offers a convenient way to engage with a plant cherished for centuries in ancient Egyptian rituals and meditative practices.

History: Blue lotus (Nymphaea caerulea) holds a revered place in ancient Egyptian culture, where it was used ceremonially and symbolically for its unique properties. Today it continues to be appreciated in botanical wellness circles for its distinctive aroma and calming presence.

Usage: Add a small amount of powder to tea, juice, or other beverages, or take sublingually. Start with a small amount to find your preferred serving size.

Ingredients: Blue lotus extract powder (Nymphaea caerulea).

FDA Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Consult a healthcare professional before use.

At a glance

• 100:1 concentrated extract of Nymphaea caerulea flowers
• Single ingredient, nothing added
• Goes into tea, juice or any beverage, or under the tongue
• Far smaller servings than whole flowers, so start low
• Adults 21 and over

What 100:1 means. One hundred parts of dried flower go in for every one part of powder that comes out. That is the whole point of a powder over a tea: you get the flower in a spoon instead of in a pot, and you do not have to steep anything. It also means a portion that would be sensible for loose flowers is far too much here. Start with a very small amount and work up across sessions.

The flower. Blue lotus is a water lily rather than a true lotus, native to the Nile and long naturalized across warm freshwater in Africa and Asia. In ancient Egypt it stood for rebirth and appears throughout temple art and ritual scenes. It also goes by Egyptian Blue Lotus, Sacred Blue Lily and Blue Water Lily.

Use methods.

• In tea: stir into a hot cup. It dissolves into a soft floral note rather than sitting on top.
• In juice or a cold drink: stir well, cold liquid takes a little longer.
• Sublingual: under the tongue, held until it dissolves. Fastest route.
• In capsules: convenient, slowest arrival.
• In an infusion: it blends into honey, syrup or a carrier oil.

Storage. Sealed, cool, dark and dry, ideally with a desiccant packet. Extract powder is moisture-attracting and a clumped powder is harder to measure.

The rest of the lotus line. Whole flowers are the Hybrid Egyptian Blue Lotus Flower and the True Egyptian. For a ready-made liquid there is the alcohol-free tincture, and for a different concentrate there is Blue Lotus Extract High Alkaloid and the high-nuciferine extract. Everything is in the Blue Lotus Collection.

Common questions

• How much powder replaces a cup of flower tea? Far less than people expect. Start with a very small amount, well under what you would use in loose flowers, and adjust from there.
• Does it dissolve fully? In hot liquid it goes in cleanly. In a cold drink it needs a longer stir.
• Is it bitter? It is floral with a bitter edge. Honey suits it, and so does citrus juice.
• What is the difference between this and the high alkaloid extract? This is the standard 100:1 concentrate. The high alkaloid version is processed for a different constituent balance.

Disclaimer. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Blue lotus is a traditional botanical, and traditional use does not establish that it will produce any particular result. Consult a healthcare professional before use, especially if you are pregnant, nursing, or taking medications. Use at your own risk and keep out of reach of children. For adults 21 and over.