Slippery ElmSlippery Elm Bark is derived from the Slippery Elm tree, a deciduous tree that grows on the eastern coast of the United States. The tree's Latin name is Ulmus rubra, and rubra in Latin means red. In this case it refers to the red heartwood of the tree. This is why it goes by the common name of Red Elm, along with other common names such as Moose Elm, Gray Elm, Soft Elm and Indian Elm. Slippery Elm Bark, or Ulmus rubra, is an herb derived from the

Any substance we rub on skin will enter the body easily during a nice hot shower when our pores are wide open

five flavor berry

which grow in locations around the world

The inner bark

along with antioxidants and pectin

Repeat as desired or as directed by your Health Care Professional

echinacea purpurea was noted among the group of organic herbs and spices also used in European traditional medicine

and are cultivated elsewhere for its ornamental qualities

It is believed that this name was given as it was historically one of several herbs used for snake and venomous insect bites

Botanical Name: Sanguinaria canadensis

The Elder Flowers emerge from the branches of the Sambucus nigra in the summer months

Hops Flowers are a type of non-vine climbing perennial that like other herbs