http://www.revolutionhealth.com/drugs-treatments/rating/slippery-elm-ulmus-fu...


All this from tree bark???? Having been suffering from IBS for approximately 3 years and trying every pharmaceutical and remedy under the sun, a colleague of mine, another IBS sufferer (Yes there are more of us than you would realise) suggested that I try Slippery Elm. Though I was somewhat sceptical I did eventually cave in and try it. I have not looked back since that day! I am now as regular as clockwork and am having absolutely no cramps or spasms at all. This is such a wonderful relief. IBS once dictated my movements, my moods and my comfort levels, now I feel like a free man. This stuff is amazing. It is best taken in a powder form mixed with water. Go to your local health store and ask them if they stock it. You�re IBS will, at the very least, improve 150%. Don�t wait.....go now!!!!


http://www.herbs2000.com/herbs/herbs_slippery_elm.htm



8:40 PM
June 27, 09

I was told to use slippery elm for diarrhea:
I brought some the other day.

Slippery Elm
by Aimee Amodio | More from this Blogger
25 NOV 2006 12:55 PM

Slippery Elm is a species of elm tree found throughout North America from Texas and Florida to North Dakota to the southern parts of Quebec. Also known as Red Elm, Grey Elm, and Moose Elm, this deciduous tree has been used as an herbal remedy for centuries.
The inner bark of the Slippery Elm can be ground into a nutrient-rich gruel. With a consistency like oatmeal or porridge, elm gruel is gentle on the digestive tract while still providing the essentials. You can actually survive on only elm gruel for a short period of time... useful knowledge if you're ever lost in the forest, I guess.

 

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