Glycyrrhiza Uralensis

 

Horizontal sprouts, in length 1-2 m, extend from the rhizome, 40-50 cm deep. The leaves are alternate, the flowers are gathered in a raceme, and are a light violet in color.

Uses: General adaptogenic properties. Suggested For: Increase circulation Enhance skin Protect from Stress

Glycyrrhiza Uralensis blooms from June – August in Western Russia, North Caucasus, Zakavkazye, Western Siberia, Central Asia, Kazakhstan, Mediterranean, Iran, and Afghanistan

The Glycyrrhiza root, an elementary food, is one of the most ancient plants and has been widely used in China, India, Tibet and many other lands and according to Tibetan lore “nourishes and contributes to the performance of the six senses. In present day it is used to increase circulation, enhance skin tone and protect against stress.