In combination with slippery elm bark, turkey rhubarb root and burdock root, sheep's sorrel was a component in the traditional Ojibwa tonic later adapted by Rene Caisse, the Canadian nurse who presented the world with the formula known as essiac tea.

Sheep sorrel herb benefits include its dense nutrient content, containing every vitamin from A to U.

Active compounds: Anthraquinones, Oxalates

Safety: You should not use this herb if you have kidney stones, arthritis or gout due to the oxalic acid content. Do not take in excessive dosages or for a long period of time.

Botanical Name: Rumex acetosella
Origin: Bulgaria
Notes: Volume cut & sifted 10 cups/lb., Non-irradiated. Certified Kosher. Non-GMO.

Please choose from our selection of various forms for this herb, i.e. granules is perfect for coffee makers, cut & sifted is ideal for making teas, decoctions, teas, etc. Powders for mixing in liquids or producing capsules.  Organic is listed under Form Drop-down menu as "Other".  If available, we also offer bulk vegetable capsules (575mg/cap) 100-500 caps in zip-lock bags and 1000 caps in canister; Liquid Extracts 1:4 (weight to volume ratio) in 18-20% USP grain alcohol with only organic, ecological or wildcrafted bio-active plants; Tinctures are made in accordance with the Homepathic Pharmacopoeia of the US using fresh plants in 1:10 ratio with pure ethyl alcohol USP 190 grain.

Read More About It
Forms of Herbal Preparations
The Herbal Medicine Chest by Sujata Bristow
The Book Of Herbs by Dawn Titmus (Editor), Thunder Bay Press
Herbal Prescriptions for Health and Healing: Your Everyday Guide to Using Herbs Safely and Effectively by Donald J. Brown, Don Brown

Specifications may change without notice.
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