Elderberry

Description

Elderberry

Traditional Usage: Elderberries have been used for many years to boost immune systems. Native Americans have used elderberry to promote healing specifically associated with fever and rheumatism. historically, Hippocrates (460- 370 BC) and Pliny the Elder both noted Elderberry’s medicinal properties and many people used for staying healthy and well. Also used for treating cuts and burns.

Common Usage: Often used to help with sinuses, colds, influenza (flu), bronchitis, diabetes, constipation, diuretic, tame inflammation, lessen stress, increase sweating, stop bleeding, and even help protect your heart too.

Dispensing: Recent research has shown elderberry to be beneficial in reducing cold and flu symptoms. Regularly drinking organic elderberry tea can be a great way to add antioxidants and other nutrients to your diet.

Other Names Known By: Arbre de Judas, Baccae, Baises de Sureau, Black-Berried Alder, Black Elder, Black Elderberry, Boor Tree, Bountry, Elder, Common Elder.

Found in: Staywell

Please note: quantity in ounces. (example: qty 1 = 1 ounce)

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