Sambucus nigra is the scientific name for a flowering plant in the family Adoxaceae. It is common...
Sambucus nigra is the scientific name for a flowering plant in the family Adoxaceae. It is commonly known as elder, elderberry, black elder, European elder, or European elderberry. The plant grows in temperate and subtropical climates and is mainly found in the Northern Hemisphere.
Parts Used: Berry
Certified Organic
Country of Origin: Croatia
Uses and Benefits:
- Respiratory Health
- Digestion
- Fever Relief
- Urinary Health
Elder Berries is the source of:
- Triterpenes
- Fixed oil
- Flavonoids
- Tannins
- Vitamins A, B, C
- Minerals
Traditional Uses:
Elder Berries have a long history of use as a flavoring and in traditional medicine. The berries have been used for respiratory disorders, fever and common infections for hundreds of years. They’re also conventionally known as a natural immune booster. Folk herbalists have traditionally recommended elderberries as a remedy for skin issues.
Modern Studies:
According to research, elderberries demonstrate therapeutic effects towards certain common infections. The berries are also reported to comprise valuable antioxidants and are used to relieve inflammation and support the immune system, nerves and mood. Research shows that elderberry extract is used to support healthy blood sugar levels. The berries are also used to promote urination and bowel function.
Fun Fact
Smashed elder leaves emit an unpleasant smell, so they were commonly used to repel flies during horseback riding.
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