Now Foods Slipper ELM Powder Herbal Supplement - 113 g

Take 2 full spoon of slippery elm powder. Add it to 300ml water. Boil it for 5 mins. Let it drop to warm temperature. Drink this 15-20 mins before any meal just once a day. (You can even add a spoon of haritaki or amla powder to the boiling water.) This is my 2nd Now Foods slippery elm powder bottle. I tried it first time when my sibling brought it. Now I got one. Tried many methods but it works only before taking any meal.

Just consume 1 tbs of this with water 30 minute before meals to sooth your gi tract to avoid acidity and acid reflux.

Great product and works well for curing acidity.

It seems to be of good quality . It is expensive though.

Second time ordering after few years. It's not the same product. It doesn't become slimy which it is supposed to. Seems like outer bark which is basically saw dust or drinking sand pointless and shamefully on the company. Need a refund.

Slippery elm is supposed to turn slimy when boiled but this one doesn’t. Do not buy this they are not selling the real thing. Total waste of money

This seems to be totally opposite of what I have seen slippery elm does! The Now Foods Slippery Elm powder doesn't even turn slimy or mucousy. I saw some bad reviews and should have believed them. Made a mistake ordering this. I put 2 spoons, 3 spoons even in hot boiling water while continuously stirring it. I let it cool down after that. No matter what I do, it never turns slimy like it is supposed to. I am going to look for some other brand.

Not slippery

Just there no visible difference

I use this to make hot tea or as a supplement to other beverages for help with Gerd and acid reflux. It's supposed to help heal the inner stomach lining and esophagus..it's actually pretty tasty . I usually add a little honey to sweeten it up, but even without, it tastes pretty good. Tastes like its good for you..

Super way to use, mixes well and is easy to swallow. Great value too.

My cat with IBD suffers typical symptoms including nausea and upset stomach. I read and now wholeheartedly believe that slippery elm works like Pepto-Bismol (which is toxic to cats), coating the tummy and providing swift relief to cats and I'd imagine all pets. It does a myriad of other medicinally beneficial things for cats that I encourage everybody to do a quick online search. I promise you'll be amazed! This is a an absolute MUST item in my kitty medicine arsenal. NOW brand is an inexpensive yet 100% trustworthy source of quality SEP - - which is critical, as I've actually tried a couple other brands in capsule form that appeared legit but once prepared smelled noxious/burned, thus obviously NOT pure & full of God knows what random fillers. **I mix ONE heaping TBSP in 1/2cup cold water in a glass sauce pan, bring to boil then immediately reduce to simmer for 3-5mins. Stir/whisk constantly (I use a fork). Finished product will be think, gelatinous (PERFECT to soothe tummy), some call it "gruel". I fill a 5 cc syringe & administer orally then store remaining gruel in fridge for up to 1 week. FYI - You can't really mess up proportionately so don't sweat it! Above pep method is preferred but in a pinch, you can forgo boiling & simply mix & serve. For single dose, I eyeball appx 1/2 TSP powder to maybe 1 TBSP water. Good luck!

First slippery elm I’ve had that required cooking before use. Otherwise seems good!