Slippery Elm Powder Grow your own drugs and later by European colonists

and later by European colonists

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Size: 74 cm tall x 60cm wide $12

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Slippery Elm Powder Grow your own drugs and later by European colonistsSlippery Elm Ulmus rubra Slippery Elm can be consumed as a nutritional food. Contains Vitamins E, K,P and the Minerals iron, sodium, calcium, selenium, iodine, copper, zinc, some potassium and phosphorus. A pleasant tasting high fibre 'gruel' or porridge made by adding water to the bark was traditionally used as both a food and a medicine by First Nations peoples, and later by European colonists. 4g of slippery elm powder to 500ml of warm water.