What are the benefits of Slippery Elm Bark?
• Supports healthy digestion • Eases respiratory issues • Offers kidney support Common Names – Indian Elm, Moose Elm, Rock Elm, Sweet Elm Part Used – Inner bark Description – A commonly slim and characteristically rugged tree, rough in bark and leaf, 40 to 50 feet high, with a trunk diameter of 1-4 feet. Bark dark brown, deeply furrowed, very rough and scaly. The twigs rough, grayish, hairy. The leaves are extremely rough above, deep yellowish olive green, lighter and sometimes a rusty-downy beneath. Flowering in March and April.
