Calamus Root, Cut
$1.10 Regular Price
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Used as an anti-anxiety
While Calamus root fights fatigue, it also has a calming effect. Though the two effects would seem to contradict each other, the effect is one of alert relaxation. Users of Calamus root report feeling both emotionally relaxed and ready to face the day.
Laxative and Diuretic
Calamus root has both laxative and diuretic properties, making it useful for increasing urination and relieving constipation.
Counteract the Side Effects of Hallucinogens
A common complaint of hallucinogens is the severity of the side effects. Few hallucinogens are without the side effects of nausea and dizziness. Calamus root has long been used to combat these effects.
Mild Pain Reliever
Calamus root is often chewed to ease the sore throat and run down feeling associated with the cold or flu.
For more info and possible drug interactions or for use while pregnant, please refer to WebMD at:http://www.webmd.com/vitamins-supplements/ingredientmono-778-calamus.aspx?activeingredientid=778&activeingredientname=calamus
Details
Botanical Name: Acorus calamus L.
Description: Used as a fixative in potpourris, calamus root's warm, woody scent and 1/4-inch tan-brown chunks also impart aroma and texture.
Safety Info: Not recommended for internal use.
Suggested Uses: Calamus Root is most commonly used as a fixative in potpourris. Its warm, woody scent and 1/4 inch tan-brown pieces will add a nice aroma and texture to your favorite blends.