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Marshmallow root, c/s  (459)

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Per Pound  $5.50 
Per 1/4 Pound  $2.20 

Marshmallow root, c/s Organic  (158)

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Per Pound  $11.00 
Per 1/4 Pound  $4.40 

Marshmallow root, powder  (1542)

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Per Pound  $7.20 
Per 1/4 Pound  $4.32 

Marshmallow root, powder Organic  (1401)

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Per Pound  $11.00 
Per 1/4 Pound  $4.40 


Medicinal Uses for Marshmallow Root

When you think of marshmallows, you probably have visions of roasting white, puffy sweets over an open flame or creating everyone’s favorite campfire treat s’mores. But when we’re talking about marshmallow root, we’re talking about something else altogether.

The root of the marshmallow plant actually does have a sweet flavor. At one time the powdered root was used to make a lozenge that tasted similar to today’s marshmallow. But today’s marshmallows are no longer made with natural ingredients – corn syrup gives them their flavor. And while the more modern marshmallows are tasty and delicious, they don’t pack the power that true marshmallow root does.

Real marshmallow root can be used medicinally for several problems. For example, marshmallow is best used for treating respiratory problems such as bronchitis and asthma. It can relieve symptoms and return you to normal. If you’re suffering from a sore throat, cough, or cold marshmallow root can be a good cure for your problems.

In addition to helping out with respiratory illnesses, marshmallow root can be used to treat problems with your digestive system. It’s particularly helpful if you have irritable bowel syndrome. Some people also use marshmallow root to help aid in weight loss.

You can take marshmallow root in several ways. It can be ground into a powder that can be used for capsules. It can also be used to make teas for treating bronchial problems. Finally, you can take marshmallow root in syrups that are especially good for dry coughs.

When it comes to the skin, marshmallow root can be beneficial for treating insect bites, sprains, and bruises. You can create a poultice with marshmallow root that can be applied directly to the affected area. It’s also possible to purchase ointments containing marshmallow root that help to reduce inflammation.

Marshmallow root isn’t used as much in herbal medicine today as it once was, however it’s still a viable addition to your herbal regimen. It works very well when it comes to fighting respiratory problems such as coughs and colds. And it also has a pleasant flavor, which makes it easy to use.

If you’re looking for a natural way to fight coughs, marshmallow root can be particularly beneficial for you. It’s an expectorant that also helps to stop coughing in its tracks. Make sure you keep some marshmallow root in your medicine cabinet so that you’re ready to fight a cough or cold as soon as it begins to appear.