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The inula helenium plant is quite large and attractive, growing as much as five feet, and featuring brilliant yellow, dandelion-like flowers. However, it is the bulk elecampane root that has been traditionally used for medicinal purposes.

Elecampane root is actually a root, and therefore not technically an herb; however, c/s inula helenium or powdered elecampane root can be boiled to product a tea or broth. In is a rich source of inulin, and a decoction made from the dried herb also has rubfacient and antibacterial properties.

You should consult with a qualified herbalist or naturopath for more information before taking wholesale elecampane root.