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Full Spectrum Gentian Root from Swanson Bitter herb for digestive and healthy appetite support 400 mg capsules Swanson Full Spectrum Gentian Root is an herbal supplement that historically has been used to support healthy digestion and healthy appetite. It is a bitter tasting herb whose use dates back to traditional Chinese medicine. In traditional European herbology, gentian and other bitter herbs are believed to support the digestive system when taken over a period of time. However, in Chinese...

Gentian, a wonderful bitter herbal, combined with betaine HCl supports promotion of a healthy pH in the stomach, supporting protein digestion, mineral absorption, small intestine pH, and B12 absorption*.

Vital Nutrients - Betaine HCL w/Pepsin & Gentian Root - 225 caps

Promotes Digestion. * This statements has not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.

Our large selection of Nature's Apothecary Fresh Plant Single-Herb Extracts is processed immediately after harvest to maintain the highest possible levels of potency. Servings per container: 1 oz Suggested Use: Shake Well. As a dietary supplement, take 0.5 - 2 mls, up to 3X daily. Use 10 - 15 minutes before meals. Measure in dropper and put in mouth, water, juice or mix with warm water to make a tea. Other Ingredients: Purified Water, 40% (1:3) Pure Grain Alcohol for maximum activity, potency and...

Source: This herb consists of the root nd rhizome of Gentiana manshurica Kitag, or Gentiana scabra Bge, or Gentiana triflora Pall, or Gentiana rigescens Franch. (family Gentianaceae), grown in every part of the northern and southern China. The herb is collected in autumn, dried in sunlight, cut into pieces and used unprepared.

1. For arthralgia, joint pain, spasm of limbs caused by wind-cold, the herb is used together with ledebouriella root, pubescent angelica root and Chuanxiong rhizome to diapel wind-cold and clear channels to release pains; for those related to heat dampness, it is often used in combination with phellodendron bark (Cortex ...

Safety Info: Not to be used by persons with gastric or duodenal ulcers or when gastric irritation or inflammation is present. Consult a health care practitioner prior to use if you are pregnant or suffering from high blood pressure.

There are actually over 180 different species of gentian root, of which gentiana lutea is but one. Our gentian root is derived from the "yellow" variety, which grows primarily in the mountainous regions of Central and Southern Europe, particularly the Alps and Pyrenees. It is also found in the Lydia region of Anatolia (modern Turkey); gentian root takes its name from King Gentius, who ruled the area 2,000 years ago. The use of gentian root extract in the U.S. has an interesting history; it was considered...

Gentian root, c/s, wild crafted  (411) Size Price Quantity Per 1/4 Pound $5.60 Per Pound $14.00 Scientific Name: Gentiana Lutea Origin: E. EuropeHerb: Gentian Root Common Names: Yellow Gentian, Great Yellow Gentian, Wild Gentian, Bitter Root, Bitterwort Habitat/Range: Mountainous regions of southern and central Europe. Parts Used: Dried roots and fresh or dried aerial parts. Background: Due to the remarkable bitter characteristics of gentian, the plant has a long history of...

AcNomore, TCM Acne Formula is made of extracts from cimicifuge, bupleurum (thorowax root), dwarf lilyturf tuber, wild chrysanthemum, scute, scrophularia, gypsum, dendrobium, gentian, dyeris wood leaf, honeysuckle, bamboo shavings, dandelion, lophatherum, prunella and purple gromwell root, Chinese herbs for acne.

Gentian Root (Cut & Sifted) (Organically Grown) Available in 1 OZ, 1/4 LB, 1/2 LB, 1 LB.Description: Gentian, also known as Yellow Gentian, is a perennial herb, belonging to the Gentianaceae family. It has a hollow and round stem, elliptical blue-green leaves, a spike of showy yellow-orange flowers, and thick rootstock. The top of the rootstock is surrounded by a cluster of rhizomes and the main taproot can grow as far as 3 ft into the earth. The root has an extremely bitter taste. Origin: China...

Warning: Contraindicated in gastric and duodenal ulcers and when gastric irritation and inflammation are present.