Organic Yellow Dock Root

Yellow Dock Root – Detox & Iron Support

Product Description

Yellow Dock (Rumex crispus), also known as Curly Dock, is a traditional herbal root used for digestive cleansing, gentle detox, and supporting iron metabolism. It has been used in herbal traditions as a blood tonic and liver support. Its slightly bittersweet, earthy flavor makes it ideal for infusion or decoction.

Ingredients

Organic Yellow Dock Root (Loose Leaf) + 15 Unbleached Tea Bags

Key Benefits

• Liver Detox & Cleansing: Supports liver function and helps the body eliminate toxins.

• Anti‑Inflammatory & Antioxidant: Rich in phenolic compounds that help reduce inflammation and oxidative stress.

• Gentle Digestive Support: Acts as a mild laxative and supports digestive health.

• Iron Absorption Support: Traditionally used to help release and assimilate iron, complementing its role in supporting blood health.

Check out this study about Yellow Dock:

In Vitro Antioxidant, Anti‑inflammation, and Anticancer Activities of Rumex crispus
Conclusion of study: This research demonstrated that R. crispus root extracts have strong antioxidant and anti‑inflammatory properties in laboratory models, validating its traditional use for reducing inflammation and oxidative stress.

How to Use

Steep 1–2 teaspoons of yellow dock root in hot water (or simmer for a decoction) for 5–10 minutes. Drink as part of a detox or blood‑support regimen. Use periodically, not continuously, due to laxative effects.

Why Choose This Product?

Our Yellow Dock Root is clean, organic, and packaged thoughtfully in compostable packaging It offers traditional liver, digestive, and blood-support benefits, with a nod to its historical use in supporting iron absorption. Use responsibly and as part of a balanced wellness approach.

Precautions & Safety

• Use short term only; avoid long continuous use due to its mild laxative action.

• Not advised during pregnancy, breastfeeding, or if you have kidney stones (due to oxalate content).

• May interact with certain medications (diuretics, anticoagulants, etc.).

• It is not a substitute for medical treatment for iron deficiency — use as complementary support.