Elm, Ulmus campestris L., cut bark, from conventional cultivation - 100g

Ulmus campestris L., cut bark, from conventional cultivation

Ulmus minor or the field elm is a stately deciduous tree from the elm family. It has asymmetrical, double-sawed leaves and develops grey-brown, cracked bark with age. The field elm is native to Europe and prefers to grow in nutrient-rich, moist locations such as riparian forests and hedgerows.

Indication

Anti-inflammatory, especially in the mouth and throat and for gastritis

Application

Tea: Pour 1 cup of cold water over 1-2 teaspoons, bring to the boil, strain and drink in small sips, gargle or rinse.

For a tincture, elm bark is poured into a screw-top jar with double grain and left to stand for 2 to 6 weeks. Strain and fill into dark bottles. Take 1 to 3 x 10 - 50 drops daily.