Description
the same compound found in rhubarb stalks and spinach
Do not freeze or microwave it
The dried leaves produce a mild
digestive problems and irritable bowel syndrome
Bearberry Spring Seasonal the same compound found inBearberry tea (Arctostaphylos uva ursi), also known as uva ursi, is one of the most widely used herbs in Western herbal tradition for urinary tract support. The dried leaves produce a mildly astringent, slightly bitter infusion with a long history of use across European, Native American, and Chinese herbal traditions. Bearberry contains arbutin, a naturally occurring compound that is the focus of extensive modern research into urinary health. Key
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