Poke berry jelly.

This is a poke product that you will find only at Mitzi Teas! Do you have trouble swallowing pills, well here is your solution, and it taste GREAT!

Poke is also traditionally used as a lymph cleanser and mover for glandular inflammations, such as mononucleosis, mastitis, swollen glands in the armpit, throat and neck, and for dissolving cysts in the ovaries or fatty tumors elsewhere in the body.

In the Appalachia, they make poke greens “sallat,” poke berry jelly, poke root oil, and pokeberry water. They used it to treat arthritis and as and immune stimulation.

Pokeweed (Phytolacca americana) is a poisonous, herbaceous plant that has long been used for food and folk medicine in parts of eastern North America, the Midwest, and the Gulf Coast where it is native.

Use With Caution

The word toxic can be a strong deterrent to medicine, but it is important to learn how to use this prolific plant safely. And truly, all plants are to be used with caution, for they can create a unique, possibly adverse dynamic within each person’s bio-region!

Always start with the smallest doses, check in with your care provider before starting any new health regimen, and observe your body. If rashes appear, or abdominal discomfort occurs, discontinue use and contact your care provider.

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