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Willow Bark + Devil’s Claw + Feverfew + Yarrow
Quiet the Storm is a flare-day formula — designed for times when pain, inflammation, and nervous-system overload rise together.
This is not a daily tincture. It’s meant for acute or short-term use when the body is dealing with injury flare-ups, inflammatory pain, or stress-amplified discomfort. The goal is to help “turn down the volume” so the body can settle and recover.
Injury-related flare-ups (back, joint, or soft tissue pain)
Inflammatory pain that spikes with stress or overexertion
Tension-related headaches or body-wide discomfort
Irritability, sensory overload, and nervous-system agitation that accompanies pain
Willow Bark – supports pain relief and inflammatory balance
Devil’s Claw – supports joint mobility and chronic inflammatory discomfort
Feverfew – supports head tension and inflammatory pain patterns
Yarrow – supports circulation, anti-spasm effects, and tissue tension
People with old injuries that flare under stress or activity
Those whose pain feels worse when the nervous system is overwhelmed
Anyone needing a short-term support formula during acute discomfort
Individuals who want an alternative to daily pain support
Take 30–60 drops (1–2 dropperfuls) at onset of discomfort.
Repeat every 4–6 hours during flare periods.
Best used for a few days at a time, not as a daily supplement.
Many people find best results when taken early in a flare rather than waiting until symptoms escalate.
These are not blended into the formula, but may be used alongside it when appropriate:
Skullcap – helpful when pain is accompanied by nervous-system agitation, tension, or emotional overwhelm
St. John’s Wort – helpful when pain feels nerve-related or inflammatory and affects mood or sleep
Optional Enhanced Support (+$3)
Includes Skullcap + St. John’s Wort for additional nervous system and nerve-related support during flare periods.
(Use St. John’s Wort with caution; avoid with SSRIs or hormonal birth control.)
Avoid during pregnancy
Avoid if allergic to aspirin or taking blood thinners
Discontinue use 2 weeks prior to surgery
Willow Bark + Devil’s Claw + Feverfew + Yarrow
Quiet the Storm is a flare-day formula — designed for times when pain, inflammation, and nervous-system overload rise together.
This is not a daily tincture. It’s meant for acute or short-term use when the body is dealing with injury flare-ups, inflammatory pain, or stress-amplified discomfort. The goal is to help “turn down the volume” so the body can settle and recover.
Injury-related flare-ups (back, joint, or soft tissue pain)
Inflammatory pain that spikes with stress or overexertion
Tension-related headaches or body-wide discomfort
Irritability, sensory overload, and nervous-system agitation that accompanies pain
Willow Bark – supports pain relief and inflammatory balance
Devil’s Claw – supports joint mobility and chronic inflammatory discomfort
Feverfew – supports head tension and inflammatory pain patterns
Yarrow – supports circulation, anti-spasm effects, and tissue tension
People with old injuries that flare under stress or activity
Those whose pain feels worse when the nervous system is overwhelmed
Anyone needing a short-term support formula during acute discomfort
Individuals who want an alternative to daily pain support
Take 30–60 drops (1–2 dropperfuls) at onset of discomfort.
Repeat every 4–6 hours during flare periods.
Best used for a few days at a time, not as a daily supplement.
Many people find best results when taken early in a flare rather than waiting until symptoms escalate.
These are not blended into the formula, but may be used alongside it when appropriate:
Skullcap – helpful when pain is accompanied by nervous-system agitation, tension, or emotional overwhelm
St. John’s Wort – helpful when pain feels nerve-related or inflammatory and affects mood or sleep
Optional Enhanced Support (+$3)
Includes Skullcap + St. John’s Wort for additional nervous system and nerve-related support during flare periods.
(Use St. John’s Wort with caution; avoid with SSRIs or hormonal birth control.)
Avoid during pregnancy
Avoid if allergic to aspirin or taking blood thinners
Discontinue use 2 weeks prior to surgery
