Slippery Elm
Slippery elm is the common name of the Ulmus fulva tree native to North America, where it has been used medicinally for centuries. Powdered for use as a supplement, it is a soothing and nutritious food during convalescence. Sensitive and irritated mucous membranes of the throat, stomach, intestines and urinary tract are protected and soothed by the mucilaginous properties of slippery elm.
-
Sale
-
Sale
-
Sale
-
Sale
-
-
-
Sale
-
Sale
-
Sale
-
Sale
Bonus Offer
Bonus Offer
-
Sale
GO Healthy Go Slippery Elm 600mg - Digestion Assist 60 vegecaps, 120 vegecapsFrom US$12.67
You save up to US$8.03
Slippery Elm Info
Slippery elm is the common name of the Ulmus fulva tree native to North America, where it has been used medicinally for centuries.
The inner bark of the tree contains mucilage, an easily digestible polysaccharide that is slippery when combined with water. Powdered for use as a supplement, it is a soothing and nutritious food during convalescence.
Slippery Elm Benefits
Sensitive and irritated mucous membranes of the throat, stomach, intestines and urinary tract are protected and soothed by the mucilaginous properties of slippery elm. For heartburn it provides a barrier to acid reflux damage, as well as an anti-inflammatory effect in the stomach and intestines.
Constipation, diarrhoea and flatulence are eased through its lubricating, emollient and laxative effects. It is safe for children and elderly people, easing digestive discomfort and promoting normal elimination while absorbing toxins from the bowel.
Slippery elm contains high levels of several essential minerals and vitamin E, giving it important antioxidant properties. Externally slippery elm can be applied to the skin as a poultice to draw out harmful toxins.
Slippery Elm Side Effects
There are no related reviews.
-
Getting to the Root of the Slippery Elm Tree…
The slippery elm is a medium sized tree found in North American that has been used as a natural remedy for hundreds of years. Native Americans have traditionally used medicines made from the slippery elm […]
-
Avoid Symptoms Of Overindulgence This Christmas!
Christmas comes part and parcel with indulgence and relaxation, but this invariably means that we can be left feeling a little worse for wear if we relax our dietary and lifestyle routines too much. So, […]
Please wait...
Please wait, processing your order...