Burdock Root | Liver Detox Support | Skin Health

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Sourced from organic and kosher certified farms. Packed to order by our team of herbalists in Narrowsburg, NY
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HOW TO USE

Earthy, slightly sweet, and gently bitter, organic burdock root is a caffeine-free, loose-leaf bulk herb made for your daily ritual. 2oz brews approximately 15 to 20 cups of loose-leaf herbal tea.

Simmer one to two teaspoons in 8oz of water for 15 to 20 minutes for a full-bodied decoction. It pairs beautifully with dandelion root, yellow dock, or ginger for a liver-supportive blend.

Organic burdock root has been used for centuries across European, Chinese, and Japanese herbal and culinary traditions as a daily liver tonic, a skin-supportive herb, and a mild diuretic. Curated and sourced by Kendra, founder and herbalist of The Herbal Scoop, our bulk burdock root is sourced from a certified organic, kosher-certified supplier and sold in small batches from our herbal tea shop in Narrowsburg, NY, so you always get the freshest, most potent burdock root available.

Earthy, slightly sweet, and deeply cleansing in the traditional herbalist's sense, burdock root is a classic detoxification herb in Western and Eastern traditions alike, used to support the liver, lymphatic system, and skin from the inside out.

WHY CHOOSE THE HERBAL SCOOP BURDOCK ROOT?

Our herbalist-curated bulk burdock root supports:

  • Liver wellness and gentle detoxification support
  • Skin clarity as part of a daily internal wellness routine
  • Gentle diuretic support for kidney and fluid balance
  • Prebiotic gut support through its inulin content

ABOUT THIS HERB

Burdock (Arctium lappa): dried cut root, rich in inulin (a prebiotic fiber), mucilage, and bitter compounds including sesquiterpene lactones traditionally associated with liver and lymphatic support. Burdock root is also a rich source of antioxidant phenolic compounds. Human clinical research is limited, with most traditional use evidence coming from centuries of cross-cultural practice across Europe and East Asia.

Important: Those allergic to ragweed, daisies, chrysanthemums, or other plants in the Asteraceae family may also react to burdock. Burdock has mild diuretic properties; consult your healthcare provider if you take a prescription diuretic or lithium. Not recommended during pregnancy.

Our bulk burdock root is organic, sourced from a certified organic, kosher-certified supplier, and packed to order in small batches in Narrowsburg, NY. Available in 2oz, 4oz, and 8oz so you can order exactly what your ritual requires.

FIND THIS HERB IN OUR BLENDS

Burdock root isn't currently in one of our house blends, but it pairs beautifully with our other liver and skin-supportive herbs. Explore our full collection of herbalist-formulated tea blends to find your next ritual.

Frequently asked questions

We exclusively source our herbs from certified organic and kosher farms.

Sometimes the herbs come from our farm in Narrowsburg, NY; other farmers in the Hudson Valley; or other organic growers and suppliers.

We pack each order in our resealable bags that you can feel confident will keep your herbs nice and fresh. Other options include a mason jar or any other airtight container.

The best thing you can do for your herbs is to keep them sealed and in a cabinet for peak freshness.

Pro tip: Once an herb has lost its smell, it has lost its benefits.

High-quality dried bulk herbs can last 1-2 years if stored properly. See the above question to find out more on how to store your herbs for peak freshness.

Due to the nature of what we sell, we can't offer you a return. However, if you are unsatisfied with the product for any reason. Please reach out and we will get you something you do like, or issue you a refund. 

To start the process, you can contact us at info@theherbalscoop.com

It's never safe to start an herbal ritual before speaking with a health provider. Please consult your medical team to discuss your medications and any possible interactions.