Japanese Knotweed Root, Tea Cut

$14.50$58.00

This our tea-cut knotweed root. Also available Powdered, or Cut-and-sifted (chopped)
Sorry, all of our knotweed root is out-of-stock until the fall harvest in October.

Japanese knotweed is the primary botanical used in the treatment of Lyme Disease, based on the herbal treatment protocols of Stephen Buhner. We harvest our wild Ontario knotweed root in the early spring and late fall, when the root is at its most potent. All of our Japanese knotweed root is harvested wild on private land in remote areas of Eastern Ontario.

This listing is our finer, tea cut of knotweed. Our tea contains a high proportion of root bark, which in our experience, makes it a very potent and energizing medicinal brew. It also steeps faster than our larger cut.

Description

Japanese Knotweed Root is the primary botanical used in the treatment of Lyme Disease, based on the herbal treatment protocols of Stephen Buhner. This potent root has a long history of use in Traditional East Asian Medicine, and is being studied for its possible effects on diabetes, cancer, high blood pressure and other conditions. It is known to be very high in resveratrol.

All of our Japanese Knotweed root is harvested wild on private land in Eastern Ontario. We harvest in the early spring and in late fall, when the root is at its most potent.

Japanese knotweed root is part of the traditional East Asian pharmacopeia. It’s most commonly known as Hu Zhang and Itadori, and is used to “excrete dampness and remove jaundice, clear heat and remove toxicity, resolve blood stasis and stop pain, resolve phlegm and relieve cough.” (https://tcmwiki.com/wiki/hu-zhang) It’s also been shown to have high concentrations of resveratrol, the compound that has made red wine’s health effects so famous.

Our Japanese Knotweed is available cut-and-sifted or as a powder.

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2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 1 lb, 5 lbs

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