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Angostura
Angostura trifoliata (Willd.) T. S. Elias
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The bark of this South American tree is the source of the famous Angostura bitters. It is a bitter tonic and febrifuge, used to stimulate appetite and aid digestion.
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Order Dried Angostura — 1/4 oz
Fresh, potent, and shipped direct from our Central American source.
$10
per 1/4 oz
Why order bulk & dry?
- • Cheaper than capsules or pre-packaged extracts.
- • Your teas last longer — one pouch brews many cups.
- • Often more potent, preserving whole-plant synergy.
- • Avoid capsules if they're problematic for you — brew it your way.
These rare botanicals are sourced in small batches; occasional temporary out-of-stock may occur. We thank you for your patience.
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Larger doses may induce nausea or vomiting.
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