Bayberry Tree Bark c/s

Bayberry Tree Bark c/sBotanical Name Myrica cerifera Other Names Candle Berry, Southern Bayberry, Wax Myrtle, Southern Wax Myrtle, Tallow Shrub Origin USA This bark is often used as a main component in natural insecticidal products for either humans or animals. It is purported to have anti inflammatory and astringent benefits, making it a good choice for healing salve recipes. It can also be used as a natural soap colorant, by adding at trace to cold process soaps, or

with a height that is dependent upon the seasonal rainfall

a reference to its reputation for promoting virtuous behavior

it is far less likely to burn

Despite the astringent and bitter taste

A tablespoon of broccoli powder has as much protein as a cup of rice or corn with half the calories

Some possible traditional Uses and Benefits of Catuaba bark may include:

a glycoside that occurs in this plant exclusively

zeaxanth and cryptoxanth

is a common herb that is frequently used in traditional Chinese medicine

or any dish you may wish to add a salty dash of celery

sweet false chamomile

Flavor Profile - Mild in flavor