slippery elm?

Rango16

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Posted 11/25/2014 1:29 AM (GMT 0)

just wondering if anyone has had some relief from slippery elm? its soothing properties seem interesting. its seems like a good supplement but i've read it tastes really bad. anyfeedback on this would be great, thx

billo

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Posted 11/25/2014 9:08 AM (GMT 0)

not sure what that is, but this disease has upped my pain for tolerance tasting bad stuff. I would eat crap to be normal again.

Rango16

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Posted 11/25/2014 11:56 AM (GMT 0)

i have a pretty high tolerance for bad tasting stuff but i want to make sure it has actually had good results with people. i think people with chronic illnesses are some of the toughest people on this planet. we silently suffer, we push on, we trudge through enduring pain, we are a band of brothers.

sparkleplenty

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Posted 11/28/2014 1:36 AM (GMT 0)

I have found it helpful. I bought it ground and make a gruel out of it. It isn't tasty by any stretch of the imagination. It definitely feels soothing to me, and like it does help coat things.

wednesday77

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Posted 11/29/2014 9:25 PM (GMT 0)

You can buy a slippery elm tea, which is actually tasty for a regular herbal tea, but just be aware that too much has a laxative effect if you are experiencing D.

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