Slippery Elm Bark, Cut & Sifted (Ulmus rubra) - Dried Herb, Organic volume:1 lb You’ll find this seaweed growing

You’ll find this seaweed growing abundantly along the Atlantic and Pacific oceans

How to use: Add 1 teaspoon of Valentine Tea to one cup of boiling water

The infusion is typically drunk warm after meals or as a refreshing iced beverage during warm weather

Avoid excessive use during early pregnancy

Myrrh (or mo yao) was used for blood circulation

Slippery Elm Bark, Cut & Sifted (Ulmus rubra) - Dried Herb, Organic volume:1 lb You’ll find this seaweed growingThe Slippery Elm tree is a large deciduous tree that is native to North America and which belongs to the Ulmaceae family. In well drained locations the tree can reach a height of 60 feet. Indigenous North Americans have used Slippery Elm Bark for its unique soothing properties for centuries. They collected the inner bark of the branches in springtime to be used as natural bandages. They also wrapped the bark around food as a method of preservative.