Expectorant action helps loosen mucus for easier coughing and respiratory relief
Antimicrobial properties support natural defense against bacteria
Prebiotic inulin promotes digestive health and gut microbiome balance
Sesquiterpene lactones exhibit anti-inflammatory effects for overall wellness
Versatile use in teas, tinctures, and DIY beauty products
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What is elecampane root?
The herb family Compositae, or Asteraceae, includes elecampane root. Europeans have long used it as medicine. Its plant has a tall stem that can reach up to 8 feet (2.4 meters) and a big yellow flower. Elfwort, elfdock, scabwort, horseheal, and yellow starwort are some of the other names for elecampane. People h