Release It (Vented Grief Formula) (2 fl. oz.)

Benefits
• May assist the body with the grieving process.
• May help in letting go of the past.
• May assist with emotional distress.

Uses
• Helpful for people who are going through breakups, divorce or death of loved ones

• Also helpful for people who are "victims," who complain a lot, blaming others for their lack of success and problems

• Helps people find comfort, let go of the past and have hope and confidence to face the future

How It Works
Flower Essences are liquid extracts developed for modern issues of emotional and physical stress.

Ingredients

Self-Heal - helps a person find their own inner strength and healing

Love-Lies-Bleeding - for melancholy and anguish of the soul, helps one find meaning and purpose in one's suffering

Chicory - for possessive, needy, demanding love, helps transform it to self-less love, given freely

Bleeding heart - teaches the lesson that love must exist in freedom, we can't control what we love, helps a person "let go" after divorce, death or other losses

Chrysanthemum - for fear of mortality and aging, helps a person identify with their spiritual, rather than physical nature and accept the temporal (i.e. temporary) nature of the physical world

Borage - for heavy-heartedness, promotes cheerful courage when facing adversity, encourages hope and optimism

Star Thistle - for basing one's actions on a fear of lack, helps a person trust in God and abundance

Self-Heal (Prunella vulgaris), Love Lies Bleeding (Amaranthus caudaius), Chicory (Cichorium intybus), Bleeding Heart (Dicentra formosa), Chrysanthemum (Chrysanthemum morifolium), Borage (Borago officinalis), Star Thistle (Centauria solstitialis), vegetable glycerin and purified water.

Recommended Use
Take 10–15 drops under the tongue every 10–15 minutes or as needed until symptoms improve. Then decrease to every 1–2 hours, then to four times daily until symptoms are relieved. Avoid any contact with dropper to eliminate product contamination. For children under 12, consult your health care professional. Drops can be added to water for those who may be resistant to using the formula.