Bulk: Chaparral - 1 oz

Chaparral
Latin Name: Larrea tridentata

Overview
Chaparral, also known as creosote bush, is a resilient desert shrub used in Southwestern Indigenous and folk herbal traditions, valued historically for its resinous, protective qualities.

Traditional & Wellness Uses

Traditionally used to support:

• Traditional folk wellness rituals
• Antioxidant-rich herbal preparations
• Topical folk applications
• Occasional seasonal support
• External skin-care traditions

Energetics
Warming • Drying • Resinous • Bitter

How to Use

• Tea: Traditionally prepared as a weak, short-steeped infusion in small amounts.
• Topical Wash: Cooled infusions have been used externally as a folk skin wash.
• Tincture: Sometimes prepared as an alcohol extract for topical use.
• Herbal Blends: Historically combined with other desert botanicals in folk formulas.

Flavor Profile
Resinous • Bitter • Pungent • Piney

Precautions
Internal use should be approached with caution and only under the guidance of a qualified healthcare practitioner, as prolonged internal use has raised safety concerns in some reports. Not recommended during pregnancy or nursing. External use is more traditional and common.

Disclaimer
These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.