Black Elderberry Kids Daily Immune Support - 40 Vegan Gummies Gaia Herbs

Gaia Herbs - Black Elderberry Kids Daily Immune Support - 40 Vegan Gummies

Supporting your little one’s health is always a top priority for parents. GaiaKids Black Elderberry Gummies harness herbal wisdom that has been used for centuries in traditional remedies to support immune health. These are certified organic, made from real fruit without any refined sugars, added colors or flavors with a delicious taste your kids will love. With 231 mg of Elderberry extract and concentrate per gummy, this is a gummy that you can feel confident giving to your children to help them stay feeling their best.

• 1 gummy = 3 g of fresh Elderberries.
• Elderberries grown with care from farmers that have been cultivating these beautiful berries for generations.
• Made without gelatin, these are a great choice for vegans and vegetarians.
• USDA Organic, Purity-Tested, Vegan, Dairy-Free, Gluten-Free, Soy-Free

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• Black Elderberry
  Primarily found in Europe and North America, Black Elderberries have long been used in traditional cultures to support immune function. Elderberry has an extensive history of being used during seasonal immune challenges. Regarded as an “Elder” plant in Native American Herbalism, Elderberry has been used collectively by many tribes as a tonic medicine and food to promote health and vitality. Elderberries have also been used as a food source for making wine, and syrup.
• Apple
  Apples are well-known, small-medium sized deciduous trees belonging to the Rose family that grow in temperate climates. The Rose family is a nourishing plant family that generously provides us with many popular fruits. Raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, plums, pears, peaches, cherries, loquats, and even almonds are all proud members of the Rosaceae family. As technology becomes more sophisticated, plant families are often reorganized based on the latest information available.
• Pomegranate
  Perhaps no other fruit in the world is so steeped in culture and history as the pomegranate. For 4000 years the Pomegranate has been depicted as a symbol of prosperity, hope, and abundance in every time period, and part of the world inspiring artists, authors, and world leaders. Scholars maintain that the forbidden fruit of the “tree of knowledge” eaten by Eve was in fact not an apple but a pomegranate. The name is thought to come from the French; pomme garnete, literally "seeded apple".
• Açaí
  Açaí is the fruit of a palm tree native to riparian zones of the tropics of south and central America. Belonging to the Arecaceae family, Açaí is related to the other Palm Family members such as Coconut, Dates, and Saw Palmetto. Açaí's Latin name, Euterpe oleracea, is related to the daughter of Zeus, Euterpe, who was known for ‘ministering delight' and for being one of the muses residing atop Mt. Olympus, and related to the plant's aesthetic growth habit.
• Goji
  There are currently 23 species classified in the Lycium genus, however just 2 species, L. barbarum and L. chinense, have the honor of being referred to as Goji, Gouqi, Matrimony Vine, or Wolfberry. Goji belongs to the Solanaceae or nightshade family, along with tomatoes, potatoes, eggplants, and peppers, and the herbs ashwagandha, mandrake, and belladonna. Goji is native throughout China and Asia, ranging from Russia to Thailand. While L. chinense and L. barbarum are known as Goji.