Psyllium Husk Powder
Psyllium is cultivated for its beneficial, demulcent properties. Psyllium husks are the outer layer of the seeds and are commonly added as an ingredient to breakfast cereals. Psyllium husk has a neutral flavor and can be used as a thickener, incorporated into culinary dishes, or applied topically in skincare formulas.
The plant belongs to the Plantaginaceae family. The ground or whole husk must always be taken with at least 1 full glass of water. May also be taken as an extract or capsule form though rare. Because of its rather neutral flavor it may be added to most food dishes.
Botanical name: Plantago ovata Forssk
Priced per oz
Psyllium is cultivated for its beneficial, demulcent properties. Psyllium husks are the outer layer of the seeds and are commonly added as an ingredient to breakfast cereals. Psyllium husk has a neutral flavor and can be used as a thickener, incorporated into culinary dishes, or applied topically in skincare formulas.
The plant belongs to the Plantaginaceae family. The ground or whole husk must always be taken with at least 1 full glass of water. May also be taken as an extract or capsule form though rare. Because of its rather neutral flavor it may be added to most food dishes.
Botanical name: Plantago ovata Forssk
Priced per oz
Psyllium is cultivated for its beneficial, demulcent properties. Psyllium husks are the outer layer of the seeds and are commonly added as an ingredient to breakfast cereals. Psyllium husk has a neutral flavor and can be used as a thickener, incorporated into culinary dishes, or applied topically in skincare formulas.
The plant belongs to the Plantaginaceae family. The ground or whole husk must always be taken with at least 1 full glass of water. May also be taken as an extract or capsule form though rare. Because of its rather neutral flavor it may be added to most food dishes.
Botanical name: Plantago ovata Forssk
Priced per oz