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Promotes Digestion

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For many centuries, people from all over the globe have found fresh herbs to be a gentle yet effective health-enhancing blessing. These are our own hand packed loose herbs, packaged in old world apothecary style, air tight brown paper canisters to keep light and moisture out, and freshness in. Use in teas, tinctures, and elixirs. About Smallflower: Smallflower is the expansion of our family-run, European-style apothecary that was founded in Chicago in 1875. Today we celebrate our international...

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Gentian Root is commonly used with problems involving the digestive system. It is well known to aid with indigestion and upset stomachs and even gas. Comes cut and sifted in a 1 lb. package.

Gentian root, c/s, wild crafted  (411) Size Price Quantity Per 1/4 Pound $5.60 Per Pound $14.00 Herb: Gentian Root Botanical Name: Gentiana lutea Common Names: Yellow Gentian, Great Yellow Gentian, Wild Gentian, Bitter Root, Bitterwort Habitat/Range: Mountainous regions of southern and central Europe. Description: Gentian is a perennial herb that produces pale yellow blossoms with feathery petals that look more like leaves than flowers. There are more than 400 species in the Gentiana...

Gentian Root is at the head of the class of herbal bitters traditionally used to aid digestion. Its bitter compounds are credited with the herbs’ legendary digestive effects. It provides targeted support for the entire digestive system, alleviates bloating, gas, fullness, and nausea. Herbalists highly recommend Gentian preparations either before or shortly after eating to encourage proper digestion, particularly for heavy-to-digest, large, fatty or rich meals. For those brave enough to brew an herbal...

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

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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 ...

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.

Fluid Extract 12-15% certified organic alcohol Serving size: 1/2-1mL, 3x daily Each serving contains: Gentain root fluid extract (1:1) 1,000mg

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...

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