PURE ORIGINAL INGREDIENTSBamboo Extract (1lb) Non-GMO and Gluten-Free, Herbal Supplement, Lab-Verified (1 Pound)

Was trying this brand for the first time looking for something I could use to make my own jade pearl rice. It’s not good for that purpose specifically but is a decent product otherwise. I never used the whole package if that tells you anything.

I am very very happy with this extract. the only complain I have is that I bought too small of a packet. It tastes good, I love this product. it is a medicine that is actually tasty...I will happily reorder

Bamboo extract powder is a great addition to smoothie mix tea as well as soups. Bamboo is a natural silica that gives strength to nails creates glowing skin and hair growth as well as bone health. Note that bamboo extract is not bamboo shavings .

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Good for hair and nails. Horrible taste though. I suggest mixing it with a little juice or a superfood powder, because the taste by itself is UGH!

Recently learned that bamboo contains silica, which is touted to have the following benefits:Possible Benefits of Bamboo SilicaSupports collagen production contributing to a more glowing and healthier skin appearanceImproves skin elasticityStrengthens bonesIncreases connective tissueHelps overall joint flexibilityAssists in preventing hair thinningEncourages hair growthAlleviates eczema and psoriasisImproves hair condition & lusterProtects & strengthens nails

Do not purchase! I fell for this before fully doing the research and I’ve completely wasted my money and expectations. I was looking for a product that is high in silica and this product advertises that Bamboo Extract contains silica HOWEVER this product is not the specific type of Bamboo that contains silica. The name of Bamboo that contains silica is called Tabishir and was used in ancient Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine. Tabishir is a powdery white substance and as you can see in this picture, this powder is brownish-yellow and therefore definitely not the silica-rich Bamboo Extract called Tabishir. It appears this is a scam to sell the waste product from ordinary Bamboo on Amazon, by using crafty word-play. I fell for the okie-doke but hopefully I’ve empowered you make a wiser decision.

Have been using this for a short time, in conjunction with ascorbic acid as I read that they work best together. My hair is stronger and a little longer. Haven’t been using it for too long, but have great expectations