Oregon Grape Root
Oregon Grape root
berberine
Oregon grape root is prized for its berberine content. Berberine is a compound found in many plants, including Oregon Grape Root.
Native American Cultures have used Oregon Grape Root for thousands of years, from skin ailments to stomach issues, and even as a dye to their textiles.
Today modern herbalist's reach for Oregon Grape Root when their clients or loved ones are struggling with digestive discomfort, such as constipation.
Oregon Grape Root is indicated for cool, slow, sluggish, digestion. Oregon Grape Root is not indicated when the digestive system is "hot", with loose stools.
vodka
the solvent
We use six times distilled, organic, cerifited gluten free Vodka as the solvet to extract the medicinal constituents from Oregon grape root.
Vodka is often used in tincture making because it is tasteless, and contains no additional ingredients.
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