Slippery Elm (180 count)

Historically Slippery elm is most often used as a demulcent, thanks to the ability of mucilage to form a layer of gel-like substance after coming into contact with water or any other liquid. Historically used for alleviating irritation and inflammation, allowing the underlying tissues to heal more effectively. The astringent properties of the tannin's present in slippery elm contribute to the plant’s healing potential by coating tissues below the mucilage gel with an extra layer of precipitated proteins and amino acids. Been know to aid in: Dry cough, Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), heartburn and acid reflux: Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Natural and safe laxative, Sore throat