Yellow dock

Yellow dock root supports stage-2 detoxification of the liver and also promotes healthy digestion, a diverse microbiome, and more.

Yellow Dock, is nutrient dense herb support for Diarrhea, Anemia, Rheumatism and Arthritis, Fever, Anti-Diabetic, constipation, Menstrual Pain & Skin Disorders

Ever foraged yellow dock (aka curly dock)? This useful wild plant can has edible leaves, stalks, and seeds as well as a medicinally-useful root. Find out more about identifying, harvesting, and using yellow dock. | medicinal plants | foraging guide | edible wild plants |

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Yellow dock root is a shrub that originally grew only in Europe and Asia but has spread to North America. Rumex crispus, curly dock or curled dock, is a perennial flowering plant in the family Polygonaceae. Its leaves may be eaten as part of a salad dish, but its roots are the ones with medicinal

Learn why you must take yellow dock root as part of your Dr. Sebi Protocol.

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This past month, I had a chance to visit Silver Acres, my friend's 5 acre farm in the thumb of Michigan, where she is practicing rewilding, restoration agriculture, and permaculture. We were walking through her field and found a good deal of yellow dock that was in seed form--which for the Midwest US, usually happens

Yellow dock root is an herbal ally worth considering if you’re looking for support with: MTHFR detox support (or detox support in general) Hormone balance Energy support during menstruation Digestion Blood sugar balance Immune system support Skin health Overall mineral status #yellowdockroot #diyherbs #herbremedies #herbalremedies #mommypotamus