Domestic Elderflower Dried Product 300g Sambucus williamsii (Sekkotsoboku) Sambucus racemosa (Tazunoki) Natural Bath Additive

■ Please check the self-introduction.

■ The name settsuboku (bone-setting wood) originates from its use in treating fractures.
It was used as a folk medicine.
The items for sale are branches and 8 cross-sections.
■ As a natural bath additive
When working in fields or forests, I often get stiff shoulders and muscle pain.
I use it for baths when my body is tired, such as my legs, lower back, and joints.
■ How to use (bath additive)
Take a light handful of dried stems, put them in a pot, and simmer over low heat.
Once the extract is well-released, add it to the bathtub and take a bath.
You can find detailed information about its effects on the internet or in books.
■ Precautions for use
This is a natural product (plant).
Some individuals may experience rashes depending on their constitution.
There is a possibility of discoloration depending on the bathtub.
Please use at your own risk.
Store away from moisture to prevent mold.
■ Photos 8 and 9 show bluish-black stains on the cut surfaces.
These are black spots from the bark that adhered to the cut surface during slicing and are not mold.

Daino Kongo Kobuki Miyatsukogi Zokugi