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Elecampane Root liquid extract is produced using a spagyric extraction process in a 50% Ethanol (grain alcohol) and purified water base.

Nutrition Facts Serving Size: 2 ml (approx. 56 drops) Amount per Serving Potency % Daily Value Elecampane root fluid extract (1:1) 2000 mg Other Ingredients: Purified Water, Vegetable Glycerin, 12-15% certified organic alcohol.

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Elecampane is named after Helen of Troy, who was said to be holding it when leaving with Paris for Troy. It grows mostly in Europe and parts of Asia and contains insulin which makes it great for bronchial relief. Elecampane is also used to fight infection, respiratory problems, and digestive problems. Comes cut and sifted in a 1 lb. package.

Kings' describes it thus: "Elecampane is an aromatic stimulant and tonic and is said to be expectorant, emmenagogue, diuretic, and diaphoretic. It is much used in chronic pulmonary affections, weakness of the digestive organs, hepatic torpor, atonic dyspepsia, with flatus, and internally and externally in tetter, itch, and other cutaneous diseases. The alcoholic extract, combined with powdered extract of Liquorice, Benzoic acid, Sanguinaria and morphine, forms a lozenge or pill very valuable in chronic...

Known elsewhere as Euphrasia, Euphrasia officinalis, or the other common names of of Meadow eyebright and Red Eyebright, Eyebright has seen use for a long time, and has been mentioned numerous times within folk medicine. As one might imagine from the name, it is most commonly associated with the treatment of conditions of the eyes. Indeed, the name Euphrasia is of Greek origin, being derived from the Greek word Euphrosyne, which is word for Gladness, who was one of the three Graces who was known...

In traditional herbal medicine, Elecampane is recognized for its remarkable action on the respiratory passages because of it provides a protective coating for the mucus membranes of the bronchial and upper respiratory tract. This explains why Elecampane continues to be a popular addition to many herbal cough remedies. In addition, Elecampane is also cited as a bitter tonic for strengthening stomach functions and improving poor digestion. COMMON NAMES: Elecampane, Horseheal, Hsuan-Fu-Hua, Scabwort.

Elecampane root comes from the plant known to botanists as inula helenium. Native to England, where it was used with other medicinal herbs for centuries, it grows from southern Sweden to northwestern India and in North America from Nova Scotia to Missouri. The inula helenium plant is quite large and attractive, growing as much as five feet, and featuring brilliant yellow, dandelion-like flowers. However, it is the bulk elecampane root that has been traditionally used for medicinal purposes. Elecampane...

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Elecampane root, powder  (1559) Size Price Quantity Per 1/4 Pound $2.40 Per Pound $6.00 Scientific Name: Inula Helenium Origin: E. Europe Approx. Cups/Lb: 4 cups

In traditional herbal medicine, Elecampane is recognized for its remarkable action on the respiratory passages because of it provides a protective coating for the mucus membranes of the bronchial and upper respiratory tract. This explains why Elecampane continues to be a popular addition to many herbal cough remedies. In addition, Elecampane is also cited as a bitter tonic for strengthening stomach functions and improving poor digestion. COMMON NAMES: Elecampane, Horseheal, Hsuan-Fu-Hua, Scabwort.

Elcampane (Inula Helenium) may be used for chronic lung infections, as an expectorant, coughs, bronchitis, asthma, pneumonia, tuberculosis of the lungs, respiratory infections, chronic discharge of the urinary bladder and reproductive organs, also cleanses the stomach and intestines of excess mucous coating.