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Ok, that's the official stuff done so lets crack into the fun bit of making this super tasty tincture...

Process Over View

We want to extract everything from the plant and then re-combine it into a finished tincture. To do this, we will be using a three stage extraction process. The 3 parts will then be recombined with Glycerine to produce a highly potent tincture with an alcohol content of around 60%. 

1. Solvent free microwave extraction of essential oil
2. Ethanol extraction
3. Water extraction
4. Blending

The second video is quick summery of possible options for administering the extracts or compounds found in rosemary.  Making a tincture is just one way of using the base extracts, other options include.

1. Making snaps or other type of alcoholic drink.
2. Anti-oxidant Tea
   
3. Capsules of processed plant material
   
4. Precipitation & purification of compounds.

One can not simple extract the target compounds into a water / ethanol mix, otherwise we would be doing just that.
A great deal of time and effort has gone into deigning this extraction process.  The following is a set of detailed instructions designed to make it easy for others to produce the base extracts and to combine them into an end product.  The documentation regarding the development process will be made available upon request.

Materials & Equipment

Materials

Weights and measures given here are for ordering stock only.

• Rosemary    150g "dry weight" per lt of Ethanol
  Conversion fresh to dry weight will follow soon.
  
• Liquorice      30g for every 100g dry Rosemary
  
• Ethanol, food grade 95 - 96 % see Rosemary
  Order a little extra for cleaning down.
  
• Glycerine, food grade 3lt for every 5 lt of Ethanol.
  

Electric Equipment

• Microwave oven 700 - 1000 W
  
• Blender for chopping plant mass
• Kitchen & fine scales.
  
• Electric hot plate
• Ultrasound tank or water bath
  
• Temp gun or other way of measuring temperature.

General Things

Gloves & Mask.

• Dish cloths, Paper towels, Tea towels.
• Disinfectant, Bleach, Hydrogen Peroxide & Caustic Soda (very useful items you need)
• Bottle brush & or scrubbing pads
• Big plastic trays for handling materials.
• Spoons and mixing things
  
  
• Coffee filters,  Cloth filters, Funnels
• Very fine sieve for processing rosemary powder, the finer the better.
• Little squirty bottles  (super important)
  
• Big sauce bottle for final blending
  
• Small syringes & Pip-pets many and plenty you can't have to many of these.

Glassware

• Big Glass Jars & Bottles with lids
  
• Glass bowls, big and small
• Small glass jars & Bottles
• Measuring jug or other large volume liquid measuring equipment

Weights & Measures

These numbers supersede any given in videos or explanations, always work from these as I will not be updating the videos.

Plant Ratio:

• Rosemary.  Mix in the following ratio 100g of type A with 20g type B
• Liquorice.   20g per 80g Rosemary (add to water extraction)

Extraction:

• Ethanol 95 ~ 96%    80g Rosemary mix per lt ethanol.
  
• Water "Distilled"      Transfer the same 80g of rosemary into 2lt of water.

                                         
Blending:

• Glycerine : Tea ratio            500 / 550 ml Glycerine : 50 ml "concentrated antioxidant syrup / tea "
  
• Ethanol : Glycerine ratio     100ml Ethanol extract with a maximum 60ml Glycerine part.
  

Final calculations:

• 80g rosemary + 1lt ethanol = 750ml ethanol extracts after production losses.
  
• 20g liquorice + rosemary from ethanol extraction, extracted into water and blend with glycerine (450ml total volume)
• Produces 1.2lt of tincture = 40 x 30ml bottles.
• Probable dose rate = 0.5 - 1ml per day (1 x 30ml bottle per month)
• 2g rosemary and 0.5g liquorice per person per month

Selection of Plant | Growing & Drying Process.

Picking the right plants & what to do next.

Selecting the right plants and drying them in the right way maximizes the content of our target compounds.

• Picket, Grade, Wash, Sterilize & Sun Dry...
  

Fresh to Dry Weight Conversion

We thought you might like to know what 1 kg of fresh plant will turn into once it's dry.

From the video above	Fresh Weight g	Dry weight leaf only / g	Dry mass / kg Fresh
Set 1	840	193	230
Set 2	520	95	182
Set 3	545	107	196

SFM'Extraction Of Essential Oils from Rosemary

How to extract Every Thing out of the palnt material

Do not microwave all of your plant material.
For every 100g you cook save 20g.

• Type A 100g cooked
• Type B 20g uncooked
  

Weight	50g Rosemary leaf
Time	3x 2 minutes ON 2 minutes OFF
Power	700W

It is common to see wisps of vapour being released from the plant during the 2nd or 3rd rounds of heating. Enjoy the essential oils, lots of good healing things in there for cleaning the head!

Time	Temp Deg C
First 2 min	75 - 80
Second 2 min	85 - 95
Third 2 min	95 - 110
Do Not Exceed	120

Ideally one would be collecting the essential oils and recombining them into the finished product. I suspect that one of our target compounds is in the set of essential oils.  A few relatively simple modifications and additions to the microwave are needed for this, I simply lack the equipment due to the lock-down.   We shall compensate by adding in some uncooked plant.

Grinding & Sieving

Grinding the plant material into a very fine powder greatly improves mass transfer, allowing one to quickly extract all the goodness from the plant.

From this point on one should be observing the highest cleanliness standards possible.

1. Half fill a blender and grind on full power until you have a very fine powder.
   
   
2. Pass this through the finest sieve you can get and return the rest to the blender.
   
   
3. Pass the last of your material through a normal sieve so you can collect the good bit and throw away the twigs.
   
   
4. Store your prepared material into air tight jar,  store in a dark cool place until needed.
   
   
5. Now grind up the plant you did not microwave.
   I am using the nice green plant [1] from the drying and weighing experiment.
   
   
6. Mix the two together and then begin the ethanol extraction.
   A Microwaved ~ 100g
   B Natural ~ 25g

Ethanol Extraction:

Extract the alcohol soluble compounds into 95 ~ 96% Ethanol.

Extract the alcohol soluble compounds into 95 ~ 96% Ethanol. Vodka, at only 50% will work to some degree, but its not strong enough to draw out the compounds we want.  If it's all you have then you can try the higher plant ratios below and carry on as best you can, but it will not produce the same end product.

• Do Not Heat On Gas Cooker
• Do Not boil the ethanol
• Keep lids on but do not screw tight when heating
• Allow alcohol to cool before filtering
• Do not get ANY water in the mix

Plant Material	Alcohol	%	Extraction Temp	Time
80g	1 Lt	95 ~ 96%	45 ~ 50 Degc	2.5 ~ 4.5 Hrs
120g	1 Lt	50%	room temp - 45 degC	24 ~ 48 Hrs

Water Extraction | The Strongest Antioxidant Tea Ever

How to extract all the antioxidants and other essential compounds into water.

Extraction of the antioxidants and other essential compounds into a water-based solution. After extraction and fine filtering, the tea will be concentrated into syrup  then blended into the tincture.

• 80g Rosemary : 20g Liquorice : 2 Lt distilled water
• Boil down by 1/2 then quick filter
• Reduce to 1/4 and then fine filter
• Reduce as per blending instructions / refrigerate

Safety Warning.
The residual ethanol causes foaming of the water, this foam can catch fire at the start of the process. To avoid this, ensure that you have fully squeezed out the plant mass and recovered as much ethanol as possible.

Blending!

Blending with Glycerine to make a tincture

Dilute the ethanol by adding a blend of antioxidant syrup and glycerine.  To avoid complete precipitation of active compounds use this process and do not exceed the following dilution ratio.

• Blend the syrup & the warm glycerine first
  
• Slowly add the Glycerine to the warm ethanol extract
  
• Ration 1:6  =  60% ethanol ~ 40% Glycerine tincture
• 1Lt ethanol : 600 ml (50ml syrup + 550ml of Glycerine)
• 1Lt ethanol (starting volume) = 750 ml ethanol extracts
• 750 ml + (50ml + 400) = 1.2 lt of end product

This process is used when working with Glycerine, as this material is in short supply we will next be investigating a sugar-based substitute.