Stinging Nettle Root (Urtica Dioica) 10:1 Full-Spectrum Water Extract Powder Supplement for Men, Urinary Function (75 Grams)

I find this form convenient to mix into any drink, smoothie, or make a hot tea out of. I am considering pulling out the supplement machine and making my own capsules for an easier method of taking this supplement, grab and swallow! The taste is ok, definitely a natural, earthy flavor, and that is to be expected. The product comes sealed up tight, and I appreciate the transparency on the manufacturing process.

Interesting product that can be used as a mix or topping to be taken as a supplement. The smell of it is not great, kind of spicy and medicinal, though the actual taste is not bad, better than what I would have expected based on the smell. It’s spicy and nutty. I would not eat it straight but it works surprisingly well as a topping on ice cream and I would expect it to work well with sweetened yogurt as well. It does not work well spoon-mixed. It didn’t blend at all with orange juice as most of it just ended up floating to the top in globs. To be mixed well with a drink, you will need a blender.Haven’t noticed any particular effects from taking it. Really you are just trusting that the ingredient actually works. I did not see an ingredients list so I am assuming the product is purely just stinging nettle root. One inconsistency I noticed with advertising is the product page claiming it to be US-made even though the packaging clearly states ‘Product of China’. Even in the photo you can see it on the packaging.Brand shows enough transparency. There’s a phone number and a website. Website looks very generic but at least it has some presence to feel like you are actually buying from a brand. Product packaging does not show much else info though, even the directions for use is quite vague. No nutritional facts at all. They really could do better with the packaging.

I have wanted to try this for a long time, but of course harvesting and processing stinging nettle is not as simple as buying a tea like this. It dissolves completely in hot water, and I liked to add a touch of light sugar for a very delicious herbal flavor. It is light and perhaps a touch grassy and citrusy, and far more pleasant than I imagined it might be. Any tea drinker would not flinch at this in their cup. It seems like good quality stuff that would carry the same functional benefits of nettle.To be able to order it online is a great convenience for a specialty product like this. I imagine it would make a really unique gift! I would recommend this--it's the only one of its kind I've tried, but I enjoyed it very much.

I find the taste to be a little bit more stale than loose leaf. It's about the same difference in taste between fresh and aged herbs and garlic. It's missing a little bit of the bite and airy-ness of regular tea. It is very consistent and convenient, however. And, although it's not quite as good as loose leaf, it's still tasty.The packing is nice. It's a little bit smaller than I expected, but it has a resealable bag. The information and labeling is clear and effective.In all, if your primary concern is flavor, I'd recommend sticking to loose leaf nettle root. If you are more interested in the health benefits and ease of use, this may have the upper hand.

I am well familiar with Nettle Leaf but this is the first time that I've discovered NETTLE ROOT powder. Leaf and Root appear both to have beneficial qualities - but they help with different issues. While Nettle Leaf is more anti-inflammatory, Nettle Root is great for urinary issues.This Nettle Root powder arrived very meticulously packaged - double packed, in fact (a Ziploc-style baggie inside another zipper bag). The taste is a bit on a bitter side, but that's totally to be expected. And anyway when mixed in a drink or food, you won't feel it. The color of this powder is also as expected from a dried root - light beige.I am impressed me that this product is 3rd party lab tested. And Details Page even shows the results - how clean this powder is. Good description on Details Page on how and when to take it and with what to mix it. All in all, a decent product from China.

The root is has a little flatter taste than leaf. This powder works well blended, and inconspicuous in a smoothie, tea, or other drink, or as a topping, though the latter method does not provide much flavor.

Seems to be working well. The recommended dosage is 1/2 to 1 teaspoon morning and night. It's a little messy and difficult to measure out but the ingredients are 3rd party lab certified.

As I continue to prioritize my well-being, I've been looking into natural supplements specifically for men's health. This Lost Empire Herbs Stinging Nettle Root extract sounds like a promising option. The 10:1 full-spectrum water extract suggests a potent and comprehensive form of the herb.The primary focus on urinary function is definitely relevant, as this is an area many men consider as they age. Stinging Nettle Root is often cited for its potential to support a healthy urinary tract. I appreciate that it's a water extract, which is a traditional method of preparation. If this supplement can naturally support urinary function, it would be a valuable addition to my daily routine.