White Willow Bark Extract Powder; 15% Salicin

White Willow Bark Extract Powder; 15% SalicinDerived from White Willow Bark Origin China Flavor Profile Bitter and does not dissolve easily in water. It can, however, be mixed into a ginger or cinnamon tea with some hot water and sweetener to detract from the bad flavor. Culinary Usages Encapsulate as a dietary supplement. Cosmetic Usages Infuse in oil for use in topical salves, balms and ointments. For centuries the white willow bark has been used as an analgesic. In fact, there is recorded

old man's pepper

lotions and other personal care products

and even ketchup

Cleavers is an herbaceous annual in the bedstraw (coffee) family

which culminated with control by the latter and prices driven so high that only nobility could afford to indulge in the spice

The bag can be resealed with any household iron or curling iron

building lean muscle and aiding in explosive strength

Benefits - One of the most antioxidant-rich foods in the world

Russian researchers brought attention to this impressive root in the 1960's at which point its fame spread to the West

Goes well with oregano

peanuts and certain types of berries

Other Names - dillisk