Stinging Nettle Root Cut & Sifted, Organic (Urtica dioica)

Stinging nettle is a hardy perennial native to the woodlands of Europe and North America. While the mineral-rich leaves are widely known for daily nourishment, stinging nettle root has a distinct and more targeted traditional role that should not be overlooked.

Unlike the leaf, nettle root is considered a strengthening and stimulating herb, historically used to support deeper systems of the body rather than general nutrition. Traditional herbalists valued the root as a tonic for urinary, kidney, bladder, and prostate health, as well as for lymphatic circulation and scalp vitality.

Traditional Uses & Herbal Actions

Stinging nettle root has been traditionally used to support:

• Urinary and fluid movement
• Lymphatic circulation
• Prostate and bladder wellness
• Scalp and hair vitality
• Occasional digestive support

How It’s Used

Stinging nettle root is most commonly prepared as:

• Decoctions (boiled long-simmered teas)
• Liquid extracts
• Hair and scalp rinses
• Targeted herbal formulas and supplements

Because of its focused nature, nettle root was traditionally used short-term or situationally, rather than as a daily tonic like the leaf. Externally, it has long been applied as a scalp tonic, particularly during times of thinning hair, physical stress, or seasonal changes.

Product Details

• Form: Cut & sifted root
• Quality: Certified organic
• Best For: Decoctions, extracts, and topical preparations

Rooted in traditional herbal wisdom, Stinging Nettle Root offers targeted support for those seeking deeper strengthening of urinary, lymphatic, and scalp health.

Important Information

For educational purposes only. This product is sold as a traditional botanical and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

FDA Disclaimer: These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Consult a qualified healthcare professional before use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medications, or have a medical condition.