Rhizomes with roots of marsh saber, collected in Altai, for joints and spine

Active substance:
sabelnik

Action:
for joints and ligaments

The most valuable thing from the depths of time is the recipes of our ancestors who know and know how to use medicinal herbs to preserve health.

Sabelnik marsh (dekop, lapchatka marsh, pentafoil) is a perennial plant with a creeping rhizome and rising reddish woody stems, curved like a saber. It grows in low-lying grass swamps along the banks of rivers and lakes, in wet and flooded meadows, in swampy forests, in quiet backwaters, in the tundra. Folk medicine recommends marsh saber as a medicinal plant that relieves joint pain and has an anti-inflammatory effect, no wonder it has an apt name - "cutting off joint pain". Back in tsarist Russia, a Tibetan doctor treated the sick joints of the Russian emperor with a saber.

Sabelnik Evalar tea helps to improve the functional state of the joints and spine.