Slippery Elm

Discover Slippery when wet means things might slide. Bad for driving, but great for your gut! Soothe your digestive tract and help maintain normal elimination with Slippery Elm. This tree’s bark contains mucilage, a long chain of sugars that becomes slippery—and very soothing to irritated tissues—when wet. Our non-GMO slippery elm bark is carefully collected only from mature trees.  Read the 11 Amazing Benefits of Slippery Elm: https://www.organicfacts.net/slippery-elm Traditionally supports the intestinal system  Soothes mucous membranes of the digestive tract  Sustainably wild-crafted in the Appalachians  How It Works How It Works We get our slippery elm material from an experienced network of harvesters in the Southern Appalachians. These skilled botanists excel at obtaining high-quality material. They collect in the spring while sap is running, which allows for easier rossing or separating the inner bark from the hard wood. Collectors look for trees that are at lea