Traditional plant bark for digestive support
Ancient Purity Cascara Sagrada is a traditional plant bark from North America that has been valued in natural medicine for centuries. The name "Cascara Sagrada" comes from Spanish and means "Sacred Bark", as it was traditionally used by indigenous peoples in the Pacific Northwest of the USA.
The bark comes from the shrub Rhamnus purshiana (Cascara Sagrada), which grows in the forests of North America. In botany, it is primarily valued for its traditional use in supporting bowel function and digestive activity.
The product contains 100% pure, dried Cascara Sagrada bark and is ideal for traditional herbal preparations such as tea or herbal powder.
Available at the Mana Shop.
Rhamnus purshiana – traditional plant bark from North America
Rhamnus purshiana (Cascara Sagrada)
Cascara Sagrada belongs to the buckthorn family and is traditionally obtained from the bark of the shrub.
Traditionally valued properties:
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used in botany to support digestion
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traditionally known for its effect on bowel movement (peristalsis)
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used in herbal teas and herbal preparations
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component of many traditional colon cleansing programs
Traditional use in botany
In natural medicine, Cascara Sagrada is often used for:
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Support of natural bowel activity
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Promotion of digestive balance
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Component of colon cleansing programs
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Traditional herbal applications
The plant was originally used by indigenous peoples of North America and later adopted by European explorers.
Application
½–1 teaspoon of the bark in:
infuse and let steep for a few minutes.
Traditionally, Cascara Sagrada is usually used as a tea in the evening.
Note: Not suitable for long-term use. Food supplements are not a substitute for a balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
Quality & Origin
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100% pure Cascara Sagrada bark
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Origin: USA (North America)
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Natural botanical product
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without artificial additives
