Prickly Ash Bark and Stillingia Root Explained
Most people know red clover. Prickly Ash and Stillingia are less familiar, but both have a long place in American herbal tradition.
Prickly Ash bark
Zanthoxylum americanum is a thorny shrub native to eastern North America. Its bark has a warming, tingling quality and has been used traditionally to support circulation.
Stillingia root
Stillingia sylvatica grows in the southern United States. Traditional herbal practitioners used the root in blends for lymphatic and general wellness support.
Why they work well together
Traditional formulas often combine plants with different characters. In Lyphéa, these two sit alongside cleavers and red clover for a balanced four-plant blend.
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