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White Willow Bark Tea

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$7.44 $12 In stock

Category: Dried Herb

White Willow: A Responsive Approach for Gentle Ease

Containing naturally occurring salicin, the compound that inspired the development of aspirin, White Willow is often chosen by those seeking full spectrum natural support for physical discomfort and head heaviness. Long valued in Western and European folk herbalism as one of the great restorative herbs.

  • Character: Bitter · Astringent · Crisp
  • Companion for: Physical ease · Head heaviness · Joint comfort
  • Pairs well with: Meadowsweet · Feverfew · Devil's Claw

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Aurora O. ★★★★★

The salicin content is what sold me, since I wanted something gentler than popping an aspirin every time my back aches. Taste is bitter and earthy, so I add a little honey, but twenty minutes of steeping gets me a decent cup that actually takes the edge off by evening.

Mia V. ★★★★★

Steeped a bag for about eight minutes and the earthy, slightly bitter taste grew on me by the second cup. The naturally occurring salicin is exactly why I switched to this over popping pills for everyday aches.

Ruby ★★★★★

I was skeptical about trying a tea for occasional discomfort, but the naturally occurring salicin caught my attention. A cup about twenty minutes after dinner takes the edge off nicely, and the gentle bitterness is actually pretty soothing.

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