Slippery elm, her words not a clinic order
Barbara O’Neill says herbs are for the service of man. She talks about powdered slippery elm bark used inside or out, and a jar mix she calls gut repair: slippery elm with a little goldenseal and a little myrrh. She calls goldenseal her “king of tonics” for mucous membranes. She also boils a root tea before a meal — one part dandelion, one part licorice, one part gentian, half a part goldenseal — because she says they are roots, a quarter cup hot. Her words, not a clinic order. Not medical advice. Does not replace your doctor.
Shop note only: Stanford Herb Shop lists Slippery Elm 370 mg and Dr. Casey's Goldenseal Root Caps 50ct.
Inspiration only: Clash Of Minds, “Barbara O'Neill - COMPASS - Part 16 - Herbs As A Natural Remedy [1]” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Okx7UnPriNM
Stanford Clinic & Herb Shop · Lucedale, MS
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