Black Elderberry As Medicine – How To Make Your Own Elderberry Syrup
Jul 18th, 2012 | By Esther
Elderberry plants have long been a part of human history, sometimes with a good reputation and other times with a bad reputation. Elderberries have been used in tarts, cobblers, pies, jams, jellies, and wine, to name just a few applications. Many parts of the elderberry plant have been used medicinally, though we now know that most parts of the plant contain toxins, most especially in the roots, stems, and leaves. Flowers used in tea, in moderation, seem to have no ill effect. Limited amounts of raw berries, eaten raw, seem to have little effect, though
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