Go Natural Slippery Elm

Native to North America, Slippery Elm trees can grow to over 200 years old, and have been used for centuries by Native American cultures. 

Usege

-Add 2 tea spoonful of Slippery elm powder in a cup of boiled water  

-Allow it to cool for 10 mins

Sieve and drink the tea

Other Ingredients

Plant-derived capsule (hypromellose), cellulose, magnesium stearate.

No sugar, salt, yeast, wheat, corn, soy, dairy products, or artificial colors, flavors or preservatives.

Health Benefits of Slippery ElmHealth benefits of slippery elm include:Digestive HealthOne of the primary uses for slippery elm is as a digestive aid. The mucilage found in its bark is ideal for soothing the digestive tract and eliminating inflammation, primarily the type that causes Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). There is also a significant amount of fibrous tissue found in the bark, which can help to bulk up the stool and eliminate issues like diarrhea.Anti-inflammatory ActivitySlippery elm has traditionally been used to calm sore throats, as the anti-inflammatory compounds of the bark can significantly reduce irritation in the throat.  Drinking a powdered mixture will do the trick, and this fast-acting treatment will have your sore throat coated and protected in no time.Circulation IssuesThere are many other nutrients found in slippery elm beside mucilage, including iron, which is crucial for the production of red blood cells.  This can increase circulation, and thereby boost oxygenation of important parts of the body. More importantly, when combined with potassium, which is also present in it, you are able to fully optimize the cardiovascular system and relieve strain.Healing PropertiesThe rapid healing properties of slippery elm have made it a popular tool for those suffering from injuries, burns, abrasions, and serious wounds on the battlefield and out in nature. Salves and balms have long been made from its bark in order to speed the healing process.  It is packed with nutrients and minerals, as well as antioxidant compounds,  that can quickly induce healing.Skin CareIf you have suffered from burns, have noticeable scars, or generally poor skin health, slippery elm can be a wonderful remedy. The antioxidants and unique vitamin mixture of this herbal salve can reduce the appearance of wrinkles, eliminate free radicals from the upper skin layers, and even heal age spots, additionally, giving a youthful look to the skin.  Furthermore, just as it does for wounds, it can help protect the skin from infections of various types, acting as the first line of defense for the body.Gastric UlcersOne of the benefits of slippery elm is that it is high in certain acids and coats the lining of the intestines; this means that gastrointestinal issues like ulcers can be remedied easily by regularly consuming its tonics. Detoxify the BodyThere is also evidence suggesting that slippery elm can be used as a diuretic, thereby increasing the number of toxins, excess salts, and water from the body via urination.  This can boost kidney health and improve the overall functioning of the metabolism.Anti-inflammatory PropertiesThe most valuable and diverse effects of slippery elm relate to its anti-inflammatory abilities, particularly for heartburn and hemorrhoids.  The strong effect of slippery elm in treating or lessening the severity of these conditions is well documented and widely relied on in alternative medicine circles.Pain ReliefWhen the balm or salve of slippery elm is applied to a pulled muscle, bruise, or other painful areas of the body, relief is rapid and effective. The antioxidant and analgesic components of slippery elm can quickly soothe the topical pain. Oral HealthOne of the other popular traditional uses of slippery elm was as a salve for oral health. If you feel a tooth infection coming on, or have pain in your gums, you can apply some slippery elm to the cap of the tooth and the surrounding gums to prevent infection and relieve pain through the anti-inflammatory properties of the herb.Word of Caution: Slippery elm can be too intense for people with sensitive skin, so when first applying a salve or balm, check what your skin’s reaction is before adding more. The skin’s reactions, however, are typically mild, but you should discontinue use if you experience irritation, itchiness, or redness. Also, slippery elm is not recommended for pregnant women, as it has traditionally been known to cause premature labor. If pregnant, nursing, or taking any medications, consult a healthcare professional before use. 

Keep out of reach of children. Safety sealed with printed inner seal. Do not use if seal is broken or missing