Marshmallow Root c/s

Marshmallow Root has been used for over 2,000 years as a medicine and a food throughout many cultures. Today, it is still used in teas, extracts, ointments, creams, cough syrups, and capsules. Some studies suggest that topical application can help with eczema and damage from UV radiation. It is thought to be effective in assisting with stomach issues caused by excess acid. The root has a moderate laxative effect which makes it useful in relieving intestinal issues. It has been said to relieve swelling and inflammation of the mucous membrane and helps to calm the respiratory system. It is not an expectorant. Ointments can calm skin irritation and help to relieve skin injuries of all kinds. The poultice helps extract foreign objects like splinters. It is antibacterial and rich in antioxidants. It is particularly high in mucilage and functions as a natural conditioner for your hair. The extract is good for soothing, calming redness, and protecting the skin from external threats. It is thought to be effective at leveling metabolism. Antibacterial, antifungal, anti-inflammatory, antiviral, and can also help fight free radicals

Warning: Talk to your doctor before use.