Licorice Root POWDER

Licorice Root POWDER (Glycyrrhiza glabra) - source: Turkey

DIGESTION/HORMONES -

• Used to stimulate and regulate the adrenal glands and the pancreas.
• One of the best-known herbs used for hypoglycemia.
• Acts as natural cortisone or as a hormone that takes the place of cortisone.
• Builds up the intestinal tract, stimulates enzymes and peristaltic action, improves digestion..
• Acts as a mild laxative.
• Strengthens heart and circulatory system.  

PRECAUTIONS - do not take if excess estrogen is an issue as it is a natural source for estrogen.

DOSING SINGLE HERBS-the "Four Herb" rule.

We apologize for the inconvenience but we do not give dosages for using one herb alone. The reason behind this is it is far easier to overdose using a single herb, than a combination of herbs. We would need a complete health history, complete feed breakdown and even with all the information, it can still be a risk to suggest dosage on single herbs. Therefore, our solution is to recommend the dosage for a minimum "four herb" combination. As herbs work synergistically (supporting each other) it is best to use herbs in combination, rather than alone. If you are wanting to target an herb (say Milk Thistle for the liver) it is very easy to do a simple online search, like “herbs for liver” and come up with several suggestions…milk thistle, marshmallow, ginger, and burdock are a few that pop up that would combine well to enhance liver function. Once you combine these minimum four types of herbs, feed in the following manner…

Over 1400lbs: 2-3 tablespoons mixed powdered herbs AND/OR 1/3 cup mixed chopped herbs

900-1400lb: 1-2 tablespoons mixed POWDERED herbs AND/OR ¼ cup mixed chopped herbs

400-900lbs: ½ to 1 tablespoon mixed powdered herbs AND/OR ¼ cup mixed chopped herbs

Under 400lbs: 1-2 teaspoons mixed powdered herbs AND/OR 1 tablespoon mixed chopped herbs

 Start with minimal dosage. If no changes seen within 2-4 weeks, increase by half dose.

We continuously update information on our herbs for relevant information but as information on herbs is rather endless, please conduct your own searches as new information is constantly being uploaded on the internet.

 As with all herbs, please confirm if it is safe for pregnant or lactating mares before use.