Rooted in Tradition

Wild Cherry Bark, harvested from the inner bark of the Prunus serotina tree, holds a long-standing place in traditional herbal practices. Indigenous communities and early American herbalists often turned to Wild Cherry Bark for its naturally soothing properties.¹

This botanical is known for containing compounds such as cyanogenic glycosides, which have historically been associated with respiratory comfort in traditional formulas.² Its slightly sweet, earthy flavor also adds a naturally calming element to herbal blends.

In our Throat Soothe Herbal Syrup, organic Wild Cherry Bark helps create a rich, smooth-tasting experience that feels soothing and familiar.

Fun Fact:
Wild Cherry Bark was often included in 19th-century herbal preparations crafted to support seasonal wellness.

Sources:
¹Mount Sinai Health Library, Wild Cherry Bark — Mount Sinai
²American Botanical Council, Wild Cherry Monograph — HerbalGram

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