Traditionally the root was chewed or brewed into a tea for the immune system. The Chinese species is Dong Quai, famous for alleviating menstrual cramps. It can also be used in making absinthe.
1 review for Angelica Root
Rated 5 out of 5
Jacob –
Makes a nice tea for my liver issues. pretty fresh and strong smelling, a lot better than what I iused to buy on amazon. Really calms me down and gives me more energy.
Traditionally the root was chewed or brewed into a tea for the immune system. The Chinese species is Dong Quai, famous for alleviating menstrual cramps. It can also be used in making absinthe.
Makes a nice tea for my liver issues. pretty fresh and strong smelling, a lot better than what I iused to buy on amazon. Really calms me down and gives me more energy.
Jacob –
Makes a nice tea for my liver issues. pretty fresh and strong smelling, a lot better than what I iused to buy on amazon. Really calms me down and gives me more energy.