Yellow Dock root - Latin Name: (Rumex crispus (or spp.?))
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Herbal Anecdote: Although now assigned to the genus Rumex, yellow dock was formerly ranked as a member of the genus Lapathum, this name being derived from the Greek word, lapazein (to cleanse), an allusion to the medicinal virtues of this plants as a purgative. Traditional Uses: |
The following products contain Yellow Dock root:
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Hair and Nails Blend
High in minerals, especially silica, this blended formula will help strengthen nails and add body and luster to the hair. It may also be used to aid in the mending of bro read more... |
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Radiant Skin
A blood purifying and liver strengthening blend used in cases of dermatological disorders associated with poor fat metabolism, bacterial overgrowth, hormonal imbalances, read more... |
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Yellow Dock root
Yellow dock is a mild laxative and liver tonic for skin disorders and jaundice. It is high in minerals including iron and helps digest fats. read more... |
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