Arthritis
Boosting the Immune System
Relieving digestive problems
Lessen inflammation & pain
Protects the Liver
It also has Anti-Inflammatory & Antibacterial Properties
These are just some of the medicinal uses of this root. This root is not to be confused with Indian sarsaparilla which is of a different scientific genus and species and does not offer the same benefits as any of the Smilax varieties.
All of the benefits of this root are not listed here.
Please seek out many other ways this
amazing root that has been effectively used for centuries is beneficial to the body.
It may be:
Encapsulated when ground into a powder,
Made into tinctures
Made into tea
Used in various desserts
Added to soups, stews, drinks
Used in skin care for wrinkles and to reduce appearance of age spots (whether used topically or internally), it is reported
to detoxify the body. What is Indian Sarsaparilla used for?
Sarsaparilla is used for treating psoriasis and other skin diseases, rheumatoid arthritis (RA), and kidney disease; for increasing urination to reduce fluid retention; and for increasing sweating. Sarsaparilla is also used along with conventional drugs for treating leprosy and for syphilis. Jun 11, 2021, How often should you drink sarsaparilla root tea?
Sarsaparilla is often taken in capsules, 2–4 grams three times per day. A tincture, 2–4 ml three times per day, may also be used.