Guggul Resin Powder

Guggul Resin PowderBotanical Name commiphora mukul Other Names bdellium tree, false myrrh, Indian bdellium tree, guggulu Origin India Typical Preparations Encapsulated, in liquid extract form and seldom in tea. Guggul, the Commiphora mukul, is a small thorny tree that is native to the Middle East and the Indian plains. Generally leafless, the tree exudes a thick, sticky resin that has been used in Ayurvedic medicine for centuries. Guggul, whose Sanskrit name means "one

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Mixed into a paste with a small amount of flour and water

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Used since ancient times to calm the heart and the body

The generic name is derived from the Tamil (language spoken in southern India and northeast Sri Lanka) word 'murungai' meaning twisted pod

non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications

but without any gluten protein present

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Equine Usages - Yucca is an herb that is used to support joint health and comfort in older horses or any horse experiencing stiffness and discomfort

Typical Preparations - In tea infusions

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