Sarsaparilla is native to South America, Latin America, Mexico, and the islands of the Caribbean and was introduced to Europe in the late 15th century. Unlike the sarsaparilla tree which is primarily found in the Northern hemisphere, sarsaparilla is a vine-like plant that has wood-like stems and long thorns. Sarsaparilla also contains beta-sitosterol, a phytosterol, which may contribute to the anti-inflammatory property of this herb. A few reports suggest that sarsaparilla has both anti-inflammatory and liver-protecting effects. Sarsaparilla is a natural herb that has been used by many individuals in connection with liver disease and syphilis. However, it is most commonly used in connection with eczema, psoriasis, and other skin disorders.
-Sarsaparilla tea is a blood cleanser, and is often taken as a tonic to boost stamina and energy.
-Sarsaparilla helps to build muscle mass.
-Sarsaparilla protects against radiation exposure.
-Sarsaparilla regulates hormones.
-Sarsaparilla tea increases the flow of urine.
-Sarsaparilla when taken hot, it induces sweating to help breaks fevers.
-Sarsaparilla is useful for frigidity, infertility and impotence.
-Sarsaparilla is good for inflammatory disorders like arthritis, rheumatism, and gout.
-Sarsaparilla tea is good eyewash.
-Sarsaparilla is a weak diuretic and laxative, making it useful in removing excess water from the body and also in treating mild constipation.
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Sarsaparilla Root Tincture
Here are some of the uses:
-Sarsaparilla tea is a blood cleanser, and is often taken as a tonic to boost stamina and energy.
-Sarsaparilla helps to build muscle mass.
-Sarsaparilla protects against radiation exposure.
-Sarsaparilla regulates hormones.
