Plum Flower Gou Ji, Unsulfured Olive Leaf the botanical equivalent of a

the botanical equivalent of a warm hug from your favorite aunt who always has candy in her purse

Just remember to actually USE it when you need it instead of letting it sit in your medicine cabinet like a museum piece

It's the same family as the broad flat leaves you've stepped over in a sidewalk crack a thousand times without a second look

and supporting that precious daily energy

This powerhouse blend of calcium

Plum Flower Gou Ji, Unsulfured Olive Leaf the botanical equivalent of aPlum Flower Gou Ji, unsulfured, is the dried root of the chain fern, dug up and dried plain without the cosmetic brightening step most dried roots get. The words doing the work here are "Gou Ji," which point at the shape of the thing, not a use. ("Gou" lands close to dog, the animal, and "Ji" leans toward spine or backbone, the ridge of bone down the back. So the name reads something like the dog's spine, named for a rhizome covered in golden hairs