Elderflower
The creamy-white flowers of the elder plant, traditionally used for respiratory health and as a diaphoretic
Botanicals
Berries
Scientific Name
Sambucus nigra flos
Benefits
- Contains flavonoids and phenolic acids
- Traditional use for fever and respiratory conditions
- Mild diaphoretic properties
- Contains antioxidant compounds
Safety Notes
Generally considered safe when properly prepared. Raw or unripe berries contain toxic compounds that can cause nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea. Seeds contain small amounts of cyanogenic glycosides and should not be consumed. May interact with immunosuppressants, diuretics, and diabetes medications.
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About Elderberry
A flowering plant whose berries and flowers have been used traditionally to support immune function and respiratory health
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Dried Elderflowers
Dried flowers of the elder plant used for teas and infusions
Botanicals
Berries
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