Organic Connections Bayberry Root Bark (Wild Crafted Loose) - 454g

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Growing on a dense shrub that’s native to Eastern USA, bayberries are red berries similar to raspberries. In herbal medicine, the root bark has been used to support immune health and feelings of nausea. This blend by Organic Connections is cut into small pieces and sifted to get rid of any powder residue. When blended as a tea, it’s quite warming and offers a very astringent taste due to the high tannin content. Alternatively, it can be made into capsules or added to your own herbal combination. Organic Connections follows farming practices that ensure no bees, birds or insects are harmed and ensures you’re getting a high-quality, certified organic bulk herb. [CUT & SIFTED]

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Organic Bayberry Root Bark (Myrica cerifera syn Morella cerifera)

Important Information:

Store in a cool, dry place. Keep out of reach of children.

Format

Cut & Sifted

454g

Dosage

Make a delicious herbal tea or your own herbal combination

Product Information:

Cut & Sifted
Wild crafted, Organic
Absent of harmful chemicals and GMOs
Used to support immune health and feelings of nausea
Tea is quite warming and offers a very astringent taste
High tannin content

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Bayberry
By: Naturopathic Doctor (N.D.)

Used to help treat infections...

Bayberry is the common name for a shrub in the Myrica family that has small berries with a thick wax coating. This indigestible wax coating was used in the past to make candles. The root bark contains a very high concentration of tannins, which are constituents that promote the tightening of mucous membranes and help to protect against infection. Bayberry has been used traditionally as an anti-diarrheal medicine as it reduces the leaking of fluid into the digestive tract, and thus helps to prevent watery stools.

Anti-infection
Bayberry root bark is used for the topical treatment of infection. Diluted tea can be gargled for sore throats or used as a vaginal douche for vaginitis. Bayberry extract has been shown to inhibit growth and toxic release by the bacteria that causes cholera. It can also be used to treat skin infections and wounds to prevent bacterial growth.

How can I take Bayberry?
The root extract of Bayberry can be used topically as needed for wounds or infections. Internally, for the treatment of diarrhea, there is no known standardized dosing. Because of this, it can be dosed according to the manufacturer's label instructions.

Bayberry – Quick Facts

Parts Used
· Root Extract Of Myrica Plant.

Applications
· Sore Throat, Vaginitis, Skin Infections, Wounds

Optimum Dosage
· Used Topically As Needed. Internal Use: Follow Label Directions. (Clinical Doses May Be Higher As Recommended By Your Practitioner).

Works Well With
· Hydrastis, Vitamin C, Zinc

Important Information
· Bayberry Can Be Irritating To The Digestive Tract, It Should With Caution For Those With Ulcers, Colitis, Or Other Digestive Concerns.
· The Tannins In Bayberry Can Cause Elevations In Blood Pressure, Individuals With High Blood Pressure Should Avoid Use.
· The Safety Of The Use Of Bayberry Has Not Yet Been Established, And It Contains A Potential Carcinogen. Use With Caution.