The key ingredient in soft drinks has some sweet benefits. Sarsaparilla Root Cut refreshes everything from aging to cough prevention. How can one ingredient do so much for so many things? Modern herbalists still value Sarsaparilla for its medicinal properties. Here’s a taste of what Sarsaparilla Root Cut can mean to you: A cough reflex inhibitor: The cough of a cold gets a little easier when the antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds within sarsaparilla break mucus bonds making it less sticky so that phlegm and bacteria are ejected from your body more easily. Say so long to gastrointestinal troubles: The root of sarsaparilla contains the steroid saponins that are beneficial in aiding the problems in irritation in the lining of the stomach. It is advised to consume a large amount of flavored products related to sarsaparilla root extract in order to experience this good effect. Sarsaparilla detoxifies the body: The plan has been used as a diuretic for a long time because it can stimulate urination. For people who tend to detoxify, or purify, their bodies, a diuretic like sarsaparilla is responsible for eliminating excess salts, toxins, fats, and water out of the body. See how well the compounds of Sarsaparilla can add to your wellness.
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Scentless and Flavorless
I wanted to try to make some sparkling herbal tea that might be reminiscent of root beer. Based on the questions above, it was clear that their sources of root vary from time to time, but the most recent answer from 3 month before I placed my order said it was the real thing, Smilax medica from Mexico. I decided to try to different versions because it wasn't clear what I'd be getting (a previous answer said it was from India), and compared this to Frontier's Indian Sarsaparilla, clearly identified as being Hemidesmus indicus.I opened this one second, and it was almost odorless compared to the strong and pleasing scent of the Frontier.I decided to do a small taste test, infusing 1 gram of each root into a 2 oz boiling water for 5 minutes. This Best Botanicals 'maybe' true Sarsaparilla had very little flavor, just as it had very little scent; the Frontier Hemidesmus indicus tea tasted delicious and very reminiscent of root beer.I cannot recommend this product as I see no culinary use for what I received.
C**E
Great or tea
Great for part of Detox tea!
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quality
like it
C**L
Good
Grat
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