Indian Warrior Herb Extract Resin

Indian Warrior Herb Extract Resin is a concentrated, sticky resin extracted from the aerial parts of Pedicularis densiflora, the plant known as Indian Warrior. The resin delivers high potency in a small serving, and it can go into tea, tinctures, herbal blends or straight under the tongue. Tobacco-free and 100% natural. Offered in .5g and 1g jars.

At a glance

• Concentrated resin from Pedicularis densiflora aerial parts
• Rich in phenylethanoid glycosides including verbascoside
• Whole-plant concentrate, no standardized percentage
• Serving: pea-size, onset usually within half an hour
• Tobacco-free and 100% natural
• Sizes: .5g and 1g jars

The herb. Indian Warrior belongs to the broomrape family, Orobanchaceae, and grows in the chaparral and oak woodlands of California and southern Oregon, sending up crimson flower spikes in late winter. It is hemiparasitic, tapping the roots of neighboring shrubs for part of its nourishment. Native American tribes gathered and used it for generations, and Western herbalists later valued the plant for its relaxing, muscle-easing reputation.

Active content. Indian Warrior Herb resin is sold as a whole-plant concentrate rather than a standardized percentage, which is why no alkaloid figure appears on the label. The resin is rich in phenylethanoid glycosides, the group that includes verbascoside, along with iridoid glycosides typical of the genus. These are the compounds behind the herb's heavy, body-focused, loosening character; users describe it as settling the body more than the mind.

Dosage, first time. Start low with a pea-size amount, as the copy advises, dissolved in a cup of hot tea or held under the tongue. Onset is usually within half an hour. Wait two hours before considering more, and try it first in the evening with nothing left to do.

Regular use. People who know their response keep to the pea-size serving and adjust by small fractions. Resin is dense, so a little more than usual is a lot more than usual.

What to expect. Users describe a relaxed, melty, body-focused ease, with muscles letting go and the day winding down. It suits evenings after physical work, and it is not a daytime or focus herb. For the loose plant, see our Indian Warrior Herb (Pedicularis densiflora).

Side effects. Drowsiness and a heavy, sluggish feeling are the main ones at larger amounts. Because Pedicularis draws from host plants, batches can vary, so start low again with each new jar. Reduce the amount if you feel too heavy; stop if discomfort continues.

Interactions and cautions.

• Do not combine with alcohol, sedative medications or muscle relaxants
• Do not drive or operate machinery after use
• Not for use if pregnant or nursing
• Consult a professional before use if you take any medication
• Adults only

Ingredients and storage. Indian Warrior extract resin (Pedicularis densiflora, aerial parts), tobacco-free, 100% natural. Keep sealed in a cool, dark place; warm the jar in your hand to soften the resin for portioning.

Common questions

• How much Indian Warrior resin should I start with? A pea-size amount, dissolved in tea or held under the tongue, then wait two hours.
• Is Indian Warrior Herb Extract Resin stronger than the loose herb? Yes, the resin is a concentrate, so a small serving replaces a full cup of brewed herb.
• Can I mix Indian Warrior resin into other herbal blends? Yes, it dissolves into hot tea and pairs well with other evening herbs.

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. Indian Warrior is a traditional botanical, and traditional use does not establish that it will produce any particular result. Consult your healthcare provider before use if you take any medication or have a medical condition. Use at your own risk and keep out of reach of children. Formulated by Healing Herbals, run by a practicing herbalist of 13+ years.