Goldenseal Root Tincture
Also Known As – Hydrastis canadensis
Origin - Organically Grown, USA- Washington State
Overview - Goldenseal is a woodland perennial native to southeastern Canada and the northeastern United States. Related to the buttercup, this herb has enjoyed great popularity as a medicinal herb in recent years. It has been so popular in fact, that wild goldenseal is endangered. Commercial cultivation of the herb is increasing rapidly. It is distinguished by its knotted yellow rootstock. The stem rises above the ground bearing two large palmate leaves and a single small flower. It grows a single berry resembling a raspberry in summer.
Other Uses – Golden seal was once used to make a yellow dye.
Parts Used - The root is the portion used medicinally. 1:3 Ratio with no water added. 2 ounce amber bottle with dropper.

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