Bromelain Tincture

Parts Used: Stem and Fruit
Wildcrafted
Country of Origin: China

Uses and Benefits:

• Joint and Muscle Health
• Respiratory System Support
• Pain Managment
• Inflammation
• Digestive Health

Bromelain is the source of:

• Amino Acids
• Glucosidase
• Phosphatase
• Cellulase
• Escharase
• Peroxidase

Traditional Uses:

The history of Bromelain is closely related to traditional American medicine. Traditionally, pineapple extract has seen common use among Native Americans in order to promote digestive health. Moreover, pineapple extract was considered to be extremely useful for joint and muscle health as well as pain management.

Modern Studies:

Advanced studies show that Bromelain promotes respiratory system health. Moreover, people have adopted the traditions of our ancestors and widely use Bromelain for medicinal purposes. Bromelain is conventionally used to maintain healthy muscles and joints and to reduce inflammation.

Fun Fact

Pineapple, the source of Bromelain, is a pretty interesting plant. Once harvested, pineapple doesn't continue to ripen. This means that if you pluck a fresh pineapple, go ahead and eat it straight away — it won't get any better with time.

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