Slippery Elm Powder Bees Good to Know Tasmannia lanceolata

Good to Know Tasmannia lanceolata belongs to the Winteraceae

May slow the absorption of oral medications

It is believed to have anti-inflammatory

• Rosella - creates the red colour and is high in vitamin C

nourishing tonic tea for overall wellbeing

Slippery Elm Powder Bees Good to Know Tasmannia lanceolataSlippery elm powder (Ulmus rubra) is a certified organic bark powder traditionally used to soothe and support the digestive tract and throat. When mixed with water, slippery elm bark produces a smooth, mucilaginous gel that coats and comforts irritated tissues. This gentle demulcent has been valued in traditional herbalism for centuries. Key Benefits Digestive comfort: Traditionally used to soothe the stomach lining and support healthy digestion. One