Botanical support for traditional lymph-and-glandular wellness routines, deep cleansing traditions, and high-caution herbal practice.
Poke Root (Phytolacca americana) should only be used by a well-trained herbalist. It is an extremely potent traditional herb that has been used in old-school folk practice for intense “move and clear” routines—especially when glands feel stuck, swollen, or congested.
Reserved for experienced, conservative use, Poke Root is not a casual, daily tonic.
In traditional use, Poke Root is used to support lymphatic and glandular wellness and is sometimes included in short-term cleansing programs aimed at deep elimination.
Externally, it has also been used in folk practice in poultices and washes for comfort-focused skin routines.
Key Highlights:
- 🌿 Traditionally used in lymph-and-glandular wellness traditions (high-caution herb)
- 🌀 Often reserved for short-term “move and clear” cleansing routines
- ✨ Used in folk practice when glands feel stuck, swollen, or congested
- 🧴 Traditionally used externally in poultices for comfort-focused skin routines
- ⚠️ Extremely potent—best reserved for trained, conservative herbal practice
Small-batch crafted by a Master Herbalist with 39+ years of experience, using the highest quality ingredients and prepared with care and intention to support your wellness journey.
💧 Base: Ionized water with 30 percent alcohol (alcohol-free option available)
📏 Various size options to fit your routine— from a starter size to a full apothecary supply
📋 Each order includes herb notes and a potential interaction info sheet
⚠️ Caution: Do not use if you are pregnant.This plant should only be used by well-trained herbalists. Extremely potent; poisonous if not used appropriately.
Consult with your healthcare provider before use if you are nursing, taking medications, or have an existing health condition.
Keep out of reach of children. The Food and Drug Administration has not evaluated these statements. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease
