Stinging Nettle Root Extract | 180 Capsules | 2000mg | Non-GMO | by Piping Rock

Stinging Nettle Root Extract | 180 Capsules | 2000mg | Non-GMO | by Piping Rock

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BrandPiping Rock
TypeSupplement
FormulationCapsule
IngredientsStinging Nettles

Stinging Nettle or Urtica Dioica is an herbaceous perennial plant that thrives in wet climates and moist soils. It is grown globally in Northern Africa, Europe, Asia and United States. It is covered with needle-like hairs that cause a stinging sensation when contacted with skin. That is how the name of this plant came to be. Nettle is a member of the Urticaceae family, which includes several species worldwide. The earliest documented use of Nettle is in Ancient Egypt where civilians used the leaves topically for a variety of wellness purposes. It has been featured in a variety of supplement formulas for its mineral and polyphenol content, and often combined with Burdock Root, Yellow Dock and Dandelion for a synergistic effect. Nettle Leaf is revered for its various, potent plant properties and can be incorporated into a range of health practices. Piping Rock’s Stinging Nettles Supplement delivers an equivalent of 2000 mg of herbal nutrition in Quick Release Capsules. It’s Gluten Free, Non-GMO and the perfect addition to any herbal regiment or lifestyle! If you’re looking to fortify your herb collection with an easy-to-take botanical extract, our Stinging Nettles formula is a match for you. Piping Rock's Promise Piping Rock proudly offers an ever-growing selection of products designed to help you achieve your unique wellness goals. We verify all products with third-party, FDA-registered agencies ensuring purity, potency, safety, and innovation in everything we do. We’re committed to supporting you in your journey to healthy living, and we thank you for choosing us!

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