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Description: In Japan, burdock root is known as “Gobo” and is regularly enjoyed as a staple vegetable in their diet. It is affectionately referred to as the “poor-man’s potatoes”.
In medieval Germany, the herb was thought to treat numerous health conditions including gastrointestinal complaints, and joint/bone conditions.
Botanical Name: Arctium lappa
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Medicinal Part: Root
CAS No: 84012-13-5
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