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Cascara Sagrada Info |
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The name of "sacred bark" is recorded as far back as the seventeenth century, when it was given to this tree by the Spanish and Mexican explorers. They were interested by the American Indians use of the bark for a wide range of medicinal usages. The most important use of this herb was as a remedy for constipation, upset stomachs, and cleansing. Its bark is rich in hormone like oils which promote peristaltic action in the intestinal canal. This herb is often used in formulas with other herbs for a natural colon cleansing. Cascara Sagrada has the following attributes associated with it::
Cascara Sagrada is also known as: Rhamnus purshiana, Sacred Bark, California Buckthorn |
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