Slippery Elm Bark

Common Name: Elm, Slippery , Red Elm, Moose Elm, Indian ElmBotanical Name: Ulmus fulva Herbal Remedy for: * Bladder Infection (UTI) * Burns * Cuts & Wounds * Diarrhea * Gastritis/ulcer * Sore Throat Herb Properties: * Astringent * Demulcent * Depurative * Diuretic * Emollient * Expectorant ADDITIONAL INFORMATION (PLEASE READ THOROUGHLY): SIZE GUIDE: (Comes in Flower, Root , and/or Herb Powder, based on availability) Sample: a small sampling of the dry herb leaf or powder up to 1 oz.   Weight varies upon choice of herb JUST THE HERB: Dried Leaf/Flower:  May be used and consumed as a loose leaf tea or added to beverages and or smoothies. Small (1/4 cup up to 2 oz.) Medium (1/2 cup up to 4 oz.)  Large (3/4 cup up to 6 oz.) Weight varies upon choice of herb Tinctures: Concentrated herb(s) in liquid form that are administered sublingually (by mouth). Alcohol tinctures have an average shelf life of 3-5 years, are the most potent herbal preparation method and do not need to be refrigerate