YES, WE OFFER TINCTURES CONTAINING SHIKIMIC ACID! BUT MUCH MORE, ALL OF OUR TINCTURES CONTAIN FREQUENCIES!
The Perfect Remedy for Off-Grid Living
"There may soon come a day when it is not so easy to run to the nearest corner Walgreen's to grab medicine for a cold, the flu, stomach aches, etc. Tinctures are a smart choice... they travel well, take up little space, are powerful - so a little goes a long ways, and they keep without refrigeration." - Rita Shimniok, Purely Living Wellness
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Video published 2021.
We have been offering tinctures containing shikimic acid since 2021, which is reported to halt the spike protein of the SARS C19 virus. More than that, Yahweh guided Rita in crafting COVX-Immune, a tincture especially formulated with a variety of plants containing shikimic and other beneficial polyphenols to counter the effects of the reported virus and adverse jab effects. In addition to frequencies one might expect for the immune system, Rita was guided to imprint the Word, such as "No weapon formed against us shall prevail!" and other scriptures claiming protection in Jesus Christ. |
Learn how Rita Shimniok discovered the plant remedies growing on her property in southwestern Wisconsin. To learn which plants and herbs she grows and makes available as tinctures for the apothecary, visit the page labeled Tinctures Available.
A complete listing is can be downloaded below. 
Grief Support Duo - a combination of herbal tea and herbal imprinted tincture for a time such as this! So many are grieving - our nation, the loss of loved ones - family and friends. More young people are dying unexpectedly. Personally, we have lost family members to turbo cancers or blood clots to the brain after yet another booster. You may learn more about this divinely inspired blend on the here.
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For hundreds of years herbs and plants have been used for medicinal purposes. Here in the United States, many doctors in the days of settling the prairie and setting out as westbound pioneers learned about plant medicine from Native Americans. However, natural remedies cannot be patented, and without a patent, huge sums of money cannot be procured from a medicine. If you read up on the history of medicine in America you will learn that two prominent American families were largely responsible for the switch of teaching up and coming doctors to listen to a patients explanation of symptoms and utilizing a healing plant tonic (with few side effects) to the new teaching of diagnosing and prescribing patented drugs (with many side effects). Medical school as it once was, was no more. Doctors would even get into trouble if they practiced the old ways of using herbs and plants.
Today, Eastern cultures are often thought of as premier world experts on plants and medicinal uses. Be that as it may, every continent grows native plants to promote wellness in its inhabitants. Even regions...for example, out west Osha root is an excellent plant extract to utilize at the first sign of cold or flu, but here in the midwest we have aronia and elderberries, and lemon balm, to name just a few. What is a tincture and how to take it? So many prefer to use medicinal syrups to boost their immune system, but once opened these syrups require refrigeration. Tinctures, on the other hand, are potent, typically small bottles of medicinal plant extracts that do not require refrigeration. They travel well and the 10+ year shelf life, or more. The potency of the tincture will not diminish with an alcohol base, however, even a sealed bottle may experience some evaporation. Learn more here. |
At Purely Living Wellness we have a bountiful acre of organic land, which includes both full sun and wooded. This provides a happy environment for plants to grow that have been used for centuries. We love exploring pristine areas, especially the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and northern Wisconsin, from where our pine needles are harvested.
Rita has divided and traded plants with other herbalists to add to the plant variety we have to offer, and once in a while...something new appears that could have only come from God, such as a beautiful, large ornamental plant identified as poke root. Herbalist Susun Weed refers to poke root as a medicinal plant for end times, or Armageddon. Per Ms. Weed - poke root is so powerful that a very ill person only needs to take 1-2 drops per day to help. It was so fascinating to have this plant show up in our backyard four years ago, prior to the plandemic. Ever since, I recognized God planted it for a purpose, of which one day will no doubt be revealed. If you are curious about Poke as I was, here is an article by Ms. Weed, which she writes, "Had I been in Bejing when SARS broke out, I would have taken it (Poke)." We offer poke in one ounce bottles as only a couple of drops are taken. Yes, we are enamored with the plants God has provided to help our bodies heal themselves. Rita Shimniok says, "When I am out collecting plants I am in awe of what the Great Healer has provided, planted in my own yard. I pray about which plants can be combined for a powerhouse remedy, and He responds. Sometimes He tells me to keep searching, and leads me to a plant I had not thought of, but when I dig further into its medicinal properties, there is a revelation of why I was guided towards adding it for the purpose I was intending." |
Dr. K's favorite herbs for children. Her list includes: chamomile, lemon balm, calendula, elderberry, mullein. We personally like catnip, as a diluted tea, to help calm a child down. The website, Growing Up Herbal, offers wonderful tips on incorporating herbal teas into a regiment for children and infants. And of course, always be certain a child is not allergic - test on skin before giving a tea. Also check with your trusted physician to ensure it is the appropriate herb for their condition.
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The information provided on this website is purely for education purposes. We encourage everyone to be diligent in their own wellness research. Purely Living Wellness nor Rita Shimniok does not provide medical advice nor should this information be construed as such.
Much of the information provided has been derived from books and websites such as the Herbal Academy. If you are interested in learning more we highly recommend "The Herbal Apothecary" by JJ Pursell, which is excellent for beginners and explains the different ways to use herbs and recipes. Susun Weed provides excellent videos on YouYube, and Matthew Wood and Stephen Harrod Buhner are also top-notch herbalists and highly esteemed.