Plum Flower Ge Gen, extract powder

Kudzu Root Extract Powder, From the Vine That Famously Ate the South

Ge Gen is the Traditional Chinese Medicine name for kudzu root, and yes, it is the same kudzu that climbs telephone poles and swallows abandoned barns whole. Turns out the plant that ate a region of the country has been used for centuries in root form, long before it ever got ambitious about real estate. We took the root, left the vine and the barns behind, and extracted it into a fine powder. That is the whole story. No barns were harmed.

What This Actually Is

Plum Flower Ge Gen Extract Powder is a concentrated kudzu root extract, made the way traditional formulas call for it: root in, water and heat doing the work, root fiber out, powder left behind. It is not a tea bag. It is not a capsule you have to swallow six of. It is a powder, which means it goes into water or a shake and disappears, the way a good ingredient should. You do not chew a root. Nobody wants that.

Why People Reach For Ge Gen

In traditional use, Ge Gen has a long track record as part of formulas supporting normal digestive comfort and a healthy fluid balance in the body. It is also used to support muscle comfort and general ease of movement, especially around the neck and shoulders, which is a nice way of saying it supports the "why did I sleep at that angle" feeling without making any promises about fixing your pillow choices.

• Supports digestive comfort
• Supports healthy fluid balance in the body
• Supports muscle comfort and normal flexibility
• Supports a healthy inflammatory response
• Fits easily into daily wellness routines as a mixable powder

How to Use It

Mix the powder into warm water, tea, or whatever beverage you already trust, and drink it like a person who read the label. This is an extract, so a small amount goes a long way, which is good news for anyone who has ever tried to dissolve a whole root in a cup and learned that roots do not dissolve. That is why we did the dissolving part for you, ahead of time, in a factory, with equipment, instead of a spoon and blind optimism.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.