Cascarilla
- Regular price
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$19.00 - Regular price
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- Sale price
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$19.00
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Herb Details
Cascarilla is a wild alkaline bark that is native to the Andean region of South America. It is known as the national plant of Ecuador and grows between 1,700 and 3,000 meters above sea level.
Cascarilla is commonly used as a digestive system regulator and aids in cleansing the lymphatic system. In Ecuador it is used as a natural remedy for people who have acid reflux, bloating, and digestive inflammation.
Benefits
May address acid reflux, bloating, & digestive distress
May aid in cleansing the Lymphatic system
May aid with parasite elimination
May assist managing appetite
May act as a blood cleanser
May provide more energy
How to prepare teas
Where is this herb sourced?
Our Cascarilla is sourced specifically from the Ecuadorian Andean
Mountains from the Kichwa indigenous community we work directly with.
Please note because our herbs are wild-crafted they may contain nature's residue which is perfectly safe and harmless.
How is it used?
Cascarilla is commonly consumed as a tea or tonic and if consumed as either, it is best to do it in very low quantities as this is a very bitter and potent bark.
FAQs
How do I store my herbs?
Oxygen will degrade herbs over time, so storing your herbs in a glass jar or food-safe bag kept in a cool dark area is best.
Can I reuse herbs?
Of course! Just allow them to airdry before storing it.
Leaves & Flowers: Can be used 2-3
Stems, Barks, and Roots: Can be resued up to 3-4 times
Can I take herbs while I'm on presciption medication?
We stronly encourage you to consult with an accredited medical professional before consuming, purchasing, or starting any herbal protocol.
Can I take herbs while pregnant?
Again, we stronly encourage you to consult with an accredited medical professional before consuming, purchasing, or starting any herbal protocal.
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