Queen Tee’s Premium Osha Root-PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEET

Queen Tee’s Herbs

Herbal Teas & Tinctures

PRODUCT INFORMATION SHEET

Queen Tee’s Premium Osha Root

Product Overview

Osha (Ligusticum porteri) is an aromatic mountain herb native to parts of the Rocky Mountain region and Mexico. The root has a long history of traditional use among Indigenous peoples and Hispanic communities of the Southwest. Modern human clinical research on osha remains limited, so traditional uses should not be interpreted as proven medical benefits.

Traditional Use

Historically, osha root has been prepared as teas, decoctions, tinctures, or chewed root. Traditional records describe its use for seasonal respiratory and throat comfort, as well as digestive and general wellness purposes. These are historical and cultural uses; adequate clinical studies have not established osha as a treatment for respiratory infections or other diseases.

Aroma & Flavor

Strong, earthy, aromatic, and slightly bitter with a distinctive root-like character. The flavor may be softened with honey or blended with other compatible herbs when appropriate.

Preparation Guidance

Osha root is traditionally prepared as an infusion or decoction. Because standardized oral dosing for Ligusticum porteri has not been established in human clinical research, use the amount and preparation directions stated on the finished product label or those provided by a qualified herbal or healthcare professional.

Important Safety Information

·          Do not use during pregnancy. Safety during pregnancy has not been established, and traditional sources raise concern about uterine effects.

·          Safety during breastfeeding has not been established; consult a qualified healthcare professional before use.

·          Human safety and herb-drug interaction data are limited. Consult a physician or pharmacist if taking prescription medicines or managing a medical condition.

·          Osha belongs to the Apiaceae family. People with plant allergies should use caution.

·          Correct botanical identification is essential. Osha can resemble poisonous plants in the same family, including poison hemlock. Use only material obtained from a reputable, properly identified supplier.

·          Keep out of reach of children.

Sourcing & Sustainability

Osha is primarily a wild mountain plant, and increased commercial demand has raised sustainability concerns. Responsible sourcing and documented botanical identity are especially important for this herb.

Storage

Store tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from heat, moisture, and direct sunlight. Keep the root in its original labeled container or another clearly identified food-safe container.

Disclaimer

This product and the information provided are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Traditional-use information is provided for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.

Reference Notes

Prepared using botanical identity and traditional-use information from the University of Kansas Native Medicinal Plant Research Program, U.S. Forest Service ethnobotanical records, and FDA substance-name records; safety language reflects the limited human evidence and the recognized risk of misidentification with toxic Apiaceae plants.

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