Slippery Elm Bark Powder

Slippery Elm Bark PowderBotanical Name Ulmus rubra Other Names Indian Elm, Red Elm, American Elm Origin USA Flavor Profile Has a mild, unremarkable flavor. Culinary Usages Add sparingly to hot cereals and smoothies. May also be encapsulated as a dietary supplement. Cosmetic Usages Infuse in oil for use in making salves, balms, ointments and skin lotions. Slippery elm is a species of elm tree native to eastern North America. It is called slippery because the inner pith of its

spicier flavor than its parent and

Don't spray it on food crops less than a week before you consume it

poultices and lotions for cosmetic topical use

the chopped bark is tinctured for topical use

Other Names - Collinsonia

Typical Preparations - Dried hyssop is used to make poultices

Pleurisy root is harvested in spring and used to make extracts and tinctures

Rooibos tea yields a caffeine-free beverage

Eleuthero is best known as being an adaptogen and has been part of the herbal repertoire in Chinese medicine for thousands of years

Bastard Cinnamon

resins and mucilage

A fabulous "all purpose" tea made from freshly picked green tea leaves semi-fermented and infused with the aroma of fresh Jasmine flowers to impart a distinct floral aroma and flavor