A perennial herb, black root can reach a height of 1 m (3 feet). It features a straight stem, leaves with a lance-like form, and white blooms.
Black root was used in moderation as a laxative, detoxifier, and treatment for liver diseases. It was known to the Native Americans of Delaware and Missouri as a severe purgative. Black root was used for liver disorders output in the 19th-century Physiomedicalist tradition.
In woodlands and meadows all over North America, black root flourishes. Autumn is when the root is discovered.
Laxative when use in small doses
Liver and gallbladder disorders when used in small doses
Dried root
Laxative
Liver disorders
Gallbladder disorders
Flatulence and bloating
Hemorrhoids
Rectal prolapse
Volatile oil
Saponins
Sugars
Tannins
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