Agrimony Herb Powder

Agrimony herb cut consists of the dried green stems and leaves of the agrimony plant, from the Rosaceae family, which has serrated edges, small yellow flowers and hairy green leaves with a silver-grey underside when fresh. Europe, North America, Asia, and Africa thriving in fields, meadows, and roadsides and flowering in July and August. It contains tannins, flavonoids, and volatile oils. Known also as church steeples, cocklebur or sticklewort/stickwork, agrimony is a thought to be a mild diuretic and has traditionally primarily been used in herbal teas, and for supporting liver and digestive health. It is commonly used teas, capsules, and topical applications and can also be bought in cut form.

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