Yellow Dock Root - Lab Tested and Pure

Yellow dock root, the old blood-cleanser of the American herbal and one of the two movers in the Herbal Flush. Rumex crispus · Cut & Sift or Fresh Ground Powder, in 4 oz and 1 lb bags. Lab Tested Wildcrafted Cut & Sift or Powder Herbal Flush Herb What it is The dried taproot of curly dock, a hardy wild plant with a deep yellow root. Wildcrafted, sold cut & sift, or fresh ground to powder when you order. Traditional use Traditionally used as a gentle bowel mover - one of the two "exit" herbs in the Herbal Flush. Long carried the old blood-cleanser and alterative reputation in folk herbals. People use it in cleanse blends to keep things flowing so what gets loosened actually leaves. Part of the Herbal Flush Yellow dock pairs with cascara sagrada as the movers in the formula; it keeps the bowel flowing so what is loosened leaves rather than lingering. It is one of the twenty herbs in our Herbal Flush. How to use Use as directed by your herbalist. Traditionally prepared as a decoction: simmer 1 teaspoon cut & sift root in a cup of water for 10-15 minutes. Powder: mix a small amount into water or blend into your own capsules. Testing & qualityEvery product is lab tested. COA on request, ~2-week turnaround.Fresh ground powderChoose Fresh Ground Powder and we grind your yellow dock to order from the same lot, right before it ships. Prefer to grind it yourself or use it for tea? Choose Cut & Sift.Pairs well with Herbal Flush — all twenty herbs in one timed course Electrolyte Powder — keep minerals up during any cleanse Cautions Do not use if pregnant. Yellow dock is a strong bowel mover. Expect looser stools and keep water and minerals up. Store in a cool, dry cupboard, sealed tight. Lab Tested Every product. COA on request, ~2 weeks. Single Herb Just yellow dock. Nothing added. Herbal Flush One of the twenty herbs in our Herbal Flush. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.