Raven Moonlight Valerian Root Organic Herbal Supplement - 1 oz

Raven Moonlight Valerian Root Organic Herbal Supplement - 1 oz

$55.00
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Raven Moonlight Valerian Root Organic Herbal Supplement - 1 oz

Raven Moonlight Valerian Root Organic Herbal Supplement - 1 oz

$55.00
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Product details

Raven Moonlight offers organic valerian root, a dried herbal supplement from a perennial plant native to northern Europe and central Asia. This 1-ounce package contains valerian root dried at temperatures below 105°F to preserve its medicinally active compounds. The root has a distinctive bitter, spicy flavour with an earthy aroma.

Key Features

  • Organic/wild harvested valerian root
  • Dried at low temperatures below 105°F to preserve active compounds
  • 1 ounce (28g) per package
  • Native to northern Europe and central Asia
  • Can be used in teas, sachets, or pillows

How to Use

Can be added to teas, placed in protective sachets, hung in the home, or added to pillows. The powdered version can be used as a substitute for graveyard dust in herbal practices.

Who Is It For

This product suits herbalists, practitioners of traditional herbal medicine, and those interested in using valerian root for cultural, spiritual or wellness purposes.

Product Details

Brand Raven Moonlight
Form Dried Root
Size 1 Ounce

Frequently asked questions

What is the proper drying temperature for valerian root?

Valerian root must be dried at temperatures below 105°F (40°C) for its medicinally active compounds to form.

What does valerian root taste and smell like?

In teas, valerian root tastes sweet and spicy with a somewhat bitter note. It has an unpleasant odour, which is why ancient texts referred to the plant as 'phu'.

How can I use this valerian root?

Valerian root can be brewed into tea, placed in protective sachets or pillows, hung in the home, or powdered for use in herbal practices.

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